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How to Say ‘I'll get your suitcases out for you’ in Spain Spanish

Le saco las maletas

leh SAH-koh lahs mah-LEH-tahs

[leh SAH-koh lahs mah-LEH-tahs]

🇪🇸 In Spain: Spanish taxi drivers usually unload bags from the boot themselves. A small thanks is plenty, though rounding up the fare is a nice touch.

Phrase Breakdown

Le saco

leh SAH-koh

I'll take out for you

'Le' means 'for you' (usted). 'Saco' comes from 'sacar', to take out. Stress SA-co.

Example

Le saco el billete.

I'll get the ticket out for you.

Words in this phrase

[leh]

you / to you

Indirect object pronoun used formally for 'you' in polite speech.

Example

Le esperamos a las ocho en punto.

We are expecting you at eight o'clock sharp.

saco

[SAH-koh]

I take out

First person of sacar, to take out.

Example

Saco el dinero.

I take out the money.

las maletas

lahs mah-LEH-tahs

the suitcases

'Maleta' means suitcase. Stress the middle syllable: ma-LE-tas.

Example

Las maletas están en el coche.

The suitcases are in the car.

Words in this phrase

las

[lahs]

the (feminine plural)

Definite article used with feminine plural nouns (e.g., las religiones). It specifies which ones you mean.

Example

En un diálogo interreligioso, escuchamos a Las personas con respeto.

In an interfaith dialogue, we listen to the people with respect.

maletas

[mah-LEH-tahs]

suitcases

Plural of maleta, luggage bag.

Example

Tengo tres maletas.

I have three suitcases.

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