How to Say ‘carry-on bag’ in Traditional Chinese
隨身行李
suí shēn xíng lǐ
[sway shen shing lee]
💬 Usage Tip: [隨身] means something like "with you on your body," and it shows up in other travel phrases too, like [隨身物品] for personal items. [隨身行李] is the usual way to say carry-on luggage in Taiwan.
Phrase Breakdown
隨身
suí shēn
[sway shen]
carry on
Something you keep with you instead of checking it in.
這個包包可以當隨身行李。
This bag can be used as carry-on luggage.
行李
xíng lǐ
[shing lee]
luggage
Bags or suitcases for travel.
隨身行李不能太大。
Carry-on luggage cannot be too large.
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