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How to Say ‘Please put your bag here.’ in Traditional Chinese

請把行李放在這裡。

qǐng bǎ xíng lǐ fàng zài zhè lǐ

[ching ba shing lee fahng dzeye juh lee]

💬 Usage Tip: [把] often comes before the thing you're moving or changing: [把行李放在這裡] = "put the luggage here." You can reuse the pattern with other verbs, like [把門打開] or [把手機拿出來].

Phrase Breakdown

qǐng

[ching]

please

A polite word used when making requests.

Example

請在這裡等一下。

Please wait here for a moment.

把行李

bǎ xíng lǐ

the luggage

The object being handled in the sentence.

Example

把行李放好。

Put the luggage away properly.

Words in this phrase

[ba]

ba construction marker

Used to bring the object before the verb, often in instructions or commands.

Example

請把護照拿出來。

Please take out your passport.

行李

xíng lǐ

[shing lee]

luggage; baggage

Bags or suitcases for travel.

Example

行李請先放上磅秤。

Please put the luggage on the scale first.

放在這裡

fàng zài zhè lǐ

put it here

The action and location where the luggage should be placed.

Example

請放在這裡。

Please put it here.

Words in this phrase

fàng

[fahng]

put; place

Used when placing something somewhere.

Example

請放證件在桌上。

Please put the document on the table.

zài

[dzeye]

at; in; on

A location word showing where something is or happens.

Example

我在登機門附近。

I am near the boarding gate.

這裡

zhè lǐ

[juh lee]

here

Refers to this place near the speaker.

Example

請在這裡排隊。

Please line up here.

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