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How to Say ‘My luggage is lost.’ in Simplified Chinese

我的行李丢了。

wǒ de xíng lǐ diū le

[waw duh xíngli diū luh]

💬 Usage Tip: 丢 (diū) "lose" plus 了 means the luggage is gone, said as a plain statement without any word for "is". Swap in another item: 我的护照丢了 "I've lost my passport."

Phrase Breakdown

我的行李

wǒ de xíng lǐ

my luggage

我的 (wǒ de) means 'my' and 行李 (xíngli) means 'luggage'. 的 and 李 are light.

Example

我的行李很重。

My luggage is very heavy.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[waw]

I; me

The word for "I" or "me" when talking about yourself.

Example

我想买一件白色T恤。

I want to buy a white T-shirt.

的

[duh]

's; possessive particle

Shows possession or a close relationship, like 'your' or 'my.'

Example

你的胳膊围是多少？

What is your arm circumference?

行李

xíng lǐ

[xíngli]

luggage; baggage

Bags and suitcases you carry when traveling.

Example

请把行李放在这里。

Please put the luggage here.

丢了。

diū le

is lost

丢 (diū) means 'to lose'. With 了 (le), it means something has been lost. Keep 丢 high and level.

Example

我的手机丢了。

I lost my phone.

Words in this phrase

丢

diū

[diū]

to lose

Verb meaning to lose something or have it go missing.

Example

我的护照丢了。

I lost my passport.

了

[luh]

completed action marker

Shows that an action has happened or a new situation has occurred.

Example

我想了很久，还是决定联系你。

I thought about it for a long time and still decided to contact you.

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