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How to Say ‘I want to check this bag.’ in Simplified Chinese

我要托运这个包。

wǒ yào tuō yùn zhè gè bāo

[waw yaow twaw yoon juh guh baow]

💬 Usage Tip: [这个] means 'this' before a noun: [这个包] (this bag), [这个航班] (this flight). [一] is read (yí) before [个], so [一个] is said (yí ge), not (yī ge).

Phrase Breakdown

[waw]

I; me; my

The first-person pronoun used when referring to yourself.

Example

我要托运这个包。

I want to check this bag.

要托运

yào tuō yùn

want to check in; send as baggage

Used when asking to put luggage in the hold.

Example

我要托运这个箱子。

I want to check in this suitcase.

Words in this phrase

yào

[yaow]

want to; need to

Used to express what you intend or need to do.

Example

我要托运这个包。

I want to check this bag.

托运

tuō yùn

[twaw yoon]

to check in baggage

Used for sending luggage to the plane's cargo hold.

Example

我要托运这个包。

I want to check this bag.

这个包

zhè gè bāo

this bag

Refers to the specific bag the speaker has.

Example

这个包很重。

This bag is very heavy.

Words in this phrase

zhè

[juh]

this

A word used to point to something near the speaker.

Example

我要托运这个包。

I want to check this bag.

[guh]

measure word for general objects

A common classifier used with many nouns in Chinese.

Example

我要托运这个包。

I want to check this bag.

bāo

[baow]

bag

A general word for a bag, suitcase, or carried item depending on context.

Example

我要托运这个包。

I want to check this bag.

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