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How to Say ‘Where do I collect my luggage?’ in Portuguese

Onde recolho a minha bagagem?

ON-duh reh-KO-lyoo ah MEE-nyah bah-GAH-zhem

[ON-duh reh-KO-lyoo ah MEE-nyah bah-GAH-zhem]

💬 Usage Tip: [Recolho] means [I collect/pick up], and Portuguese often uses the present tense for practical questions like this. The same pattern works elsewhere: [Onde apanho o autocarro?]

Phrase Breakdown

Onde

[ON-duh]

where

Question word used to ask about place or location.

Example

Onde fica o balcão da companhia aérea?

Where is the airline desk?

recolho

[reh-KO-lyoo]

do I collect / pick up

First person form of 'recolher', used here for collecting luggage.

Example

Recolho a mala na passadeira número três.

I collect the suitcase at carousel number three.

a

[ah]

the

Feminine singular definite article, used before a feminine noun.

Example

A bagagem chegou tarde ao aeroporto.

The luggage arrived late at the airport.

minha

[MEE-nyah]

my

Feminine possessive form used to show something belongs to the speaker.

Example

A minha mala é azul-escura.

My suitcase is dark blue.

bagagem

[bah-GAH-zhem]

luggage

Bags and suitcases you take when travelling.

Example

A bagagem de porão ainda não saiu.

The checked luggage has not come out yet.

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