How to Say ‘Any suitcase’ in Spain Spanish
Alguna maleta
ahl-GOO-nah mah-LEH-tah
[ahl-GOO-nah mah-LEH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: In questions, alguna means "any" and stays singular even when English says "bags". The masculine form is algún: ¿algún problema? "any problem?"
Phrase Breakdown
Alguna
[ahl-GOO-nah]
any / some
A feminine singular indefinite adjective used before nouns like “promoción.”
¿Tenéis alguna opción vegetariana hoy?
Do you have any vegetarian option today?
maleta
[mah-LEH-tah]
suitcase
A bag for carrying clothes when travelling; feminine noun.
Mi maleta es azul.
My suitcase is blue.
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