How to Say ‘Please put the luggage here’ in Traditional Chinese
請把行李放在這裡
qǐng bǎ xíng lǐ fàng zài zhè lǐ
[cheeng bah shing-lee fahng dzeye juh-lee]
💬 Usage Tip: A very common pattern is [把 + thing + verb + place]: [把行李放在這裡]. You can reuse it with other objects, like [把護照放在桌上].
Phrase Breakdown
請把
qǐng bǎ
please put / please take and
Polite construction asking someone to place something somewhere.
請把行李放在這裡。
Please put the luggage here.
Words in this phrase
請
qǐng
[cheeng]
please
Used to politely ask someone to do something.
請把行李放在這裡，謝謝。
Please put the luggage here, thank you.
把
bǎ
[bah]
take; with; object marker
Marks the object being handled before the action in a sentence.
請把行李放在這裡。
Please put the luggage here.
行李
xíng lǐ
[shing-lee]
luggage; baggage
Things you bring for travel, such as suitcases or bags.
請把行李放在這裡，不要拿著。
Please put the luggage here; don't keep carrying it.
放在
fàng zài
put/place at
Indicates setting something down in a specific location.
請把行李放在這裡。
Please put the luggage here.
Words in this phrase
放
fàng
[fahng]
put; place
Means to place an object in a specific location.
請把行李放在這裡比較方便。
It is more convenient to put the luggage here.
在
zài
[dzeye]
at; on; in
Shows the location where something is placed.
請把行李放在這裡的秤上。
Please put the luggage on the scale here.
這裡
zhè lǐ
[juh-lee]
here
Refers to this place near the speaker.
請把行李放在這裡，我來幫您。
Please put the luggage here, and I will help you.
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