English–Japanese
“luggage” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajinimotsu
Example
荷物はここに置きます。ni motsu wa ko ko ni o ki ma su
I will put my luggage here.
How to say “luggage” in Japanese
“Luggage” in Japanese is 荷物 (nimotsu).
Refers to things gathered together for carrying, moving, or delivery, whether they are personal bags or a parcel.
Example sentences with 荷物
旅行の荷物をまとめます。ryo kō no ni motsu o ma to me ma su
I pack my luggage for the trip.
空港で荷物を受け取りました。kū kō de ni motsu o u ke to ri ma shi ta
I picked up my luggage at the airport.
Tips for using 荷物
- Unlike English luggage, which is usually uncountable, Japanese 荷物 (nimotsu) keeps the same form whether it refers to one item or several belongings.