How to Say ‘Do you have checked luggage?’ in Traditional Chinese
您有托運行李嗎？
nín yǒu tuō yùn xíng lǐ ma
[neen yoe twaw-yoon shing-lee ma]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often asks "do you have…?" with [有 + noun + 嗎]. You can reuse it easily: [您有托運行李嗎？] [您有訂位嗎？]
Phrase Breakdown
您有
nín yǒu
do you have
Polite question form asking whether the listener has something.
您有托運行李嗎？
Do you have checked baggage?
Words in this phrase
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful “you” used with passengers or customers.
您有托運行李嗎？這個「您」是服務人員常用的說法。
Do you have checked baggage? This “您” is often used by service staff.
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have
Asks whether someone has or includes something.
您有托運行李嗎？這個「有」是在確認行李狀況。
Do you have checked baggage? This “有” is used to confirm the baggage situation.
托運
tuō yùn
[twaw-yoon]
to check in; to consign
At the airport, it means checking baggage in to be transported separately.
您有托運行李嗎？這個「托運」是把大行李交給航空公司。
Do you have checked baggage? This “托運” means giving larger luggage to the airline.
行李
xíng lǐ
[shing-lee]
luggage; baggage
Bags or suitcases for travel.
您有托運行李嗎？這個「行李」就是旅行用的箱子或袋子。
Do you have checked baggage? This “行李” means travel suitcases or bags.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Placed at the end of a sentence to make it a yes-no question.
您有托運行李嗎？這個「嗎」把句子變成問題。
Do you have checked baggage? This “嗎” turns the sentence into a question.
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