How to Say ‘I have one large suitcase’ in Traditional Chinese
我有一個大行李箱
wǒ yǒu yī gè dà xíng lǐ xiāng
[waw yoe ee guh dah shing-lee-shyang]
💬 Usage Tip: To say you have something, use [有] before the thing: [我有一個大行李箱], [我有護照]. [一個] can mean either "one" or just "a," depending on context.
Phrase Breakdown
我有
wǒ yǒu
I have
Used to state possession.
我有一個大行李箱。
I have a big suitcase.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
The pronoun for yourself, used here as the speaker saying what they have.
我有一個大行李箱，所以想托運。
I have a big suitcase, so I want to check it in.
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; has
Used to say you possess something, such as luggage or a ticket.
我有一個大行李箱。
I have a big suitcase.
一個
yī gè
a; one
A common measure word phrase used with countable nouns.
我有一個大行李箱。
I have a big suitcase.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one, used before a classifier to count one item.
我有一個大行李箱，不是兩個。
I have one big suitcase, not two.
個
gè
[guh]
general classifier
A common classifier placed between a number and a noun.
這是一個大行李箱。
This is a big suitcase.
大
dà
[dah]
big; large
Describes something as large in size.
我有一個大行李箱，很重。
I have a big suitcase, and it is very heavy.
行李箱
xíng lǐ xiāng
[shing-lee-shyang]
suitcase
A luggage case used for travel, especially for clothes and personal items.
我有一個大行李箱，要托運。
I have a big suitcase that needs to be checked in.
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