How to Say ‘I have one bag.’ in Traditional Chinese
我有一件行李。
wǒ yǒu yī jiàn xíng lǐ
[wo yoe ee jyen shing lee]
💬 Usage Tip: [一] before a counting word is pronounced (yí), so [一件] sounds like (yí jiàn), not (yī jiàn). This happens in lots of everyday phrases, like [一個] (yí ge).
Phrase Breakdown
我
wǒ
[wo]
I; me
A first-person pronoun used to refer to yourself.
我今天要去機場。
I am going to the airport today.
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have
Used to say you possess something or there is something in your situation.
我有一張登機證。
I have a boarding pass.
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one; often used before measure words.
我只有一個隨身包。
I only have one carry-on bag.
件
jiàn
[jyen]
classifier for items, clothing, luggage matters
A measure word used for certain objects; in airport context it can count pieces of luggage.
這件行李需要托運。
This piece of luggage needs to be checked in.
行李
xíng lǐ
[shing lee]
luggage; baggage
Bags or suitcases you bring when traveling.
我的行李有點重。
My luggage is a bit heavy.
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