How to Say ‘Two suitcases’ in Simplified Chinese
两个箱子
liǎng gè xiāng zi
[lyahng guh shyang-dzuh]
💬 Usage Tip: Numbers usually need a counting word in Chinese: [两 + 个 + 箱子]. The same pattern works with many nouns, like [三个苹果] or [两个人].
Phrase Breakdown
两个
liǎng gè
two; two items
Used when counting items; 两 is commonly used before measure words.
我有两个朋友。
I have two friends.
Words in this phrase
两
liǎng
[lyahng]
two
Used before a measure word to indicate the number two.
这里有两个箱子。
There are two suitcases here.
个
gè
[guh]
general measure word
A classifier used between a number and a noun.
这里有两个箱子。
There are two suitcases here.
箱子
xiāng zi
[shyang-dzuh]
suitcase; box
In airport context, this usually means suitcase.
我们有两个箱子。
We have two suitcases.
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