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How to Say ‘I want to check in my suitcase.’ in Spain Spanish

Quiero facturar mi maleta.

kee-EH-roh fak-too-RAR mee mah-LEH-tah

[kee-EH-roh fak-too-RAR mee mah-LEH-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: Quiero + an unchanged verb is a handy way to say what you need. Swap the verb: Quiero cambiar mi billete "I want to change my ticket".

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero facturar

kee-EH-roh fak-too-RAR

I want to check in

'Qu' sounds like 'k': 'KIE-ro'. 'Facturar' means to check luggage in. Stress 'RAR'.

Example

Quiero facturar dos bolsas.

I want to check in two bags.

Words in this phrase

Quiero

[kee-EH-roh]

I want

First person singular of querer in the present tense. It means I want.

Example

Quiero un café ahora.

I want a coffee now.

facturar

[fak-too-RAR]

to check in (luggage)

Verb for handing over bags to travel in the hold.

Example

Tengo que facturar dos bolsas.

I have to check two bags.

mi maleta.

mee mah-LEH-tah

my suitcase.

Stress 'LE' in 'maleta'.

Example

Mi maleta es azul.

My suitcase is blue.

Words in this phrase

[mee]

A possessive adjective meaning my. It does not change for gender in singular.

Example

Mi hermano vive en Madrid.

My brother lives in Madrid.

maleta

[mah-LEH-tah]

suitcase

Feminine noun for a travel case.

Example

La maleta es azul.

The suitcase is blue.

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