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How do you say "suitcase" in Italian?

la valigia

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "suitcase" is la valigia.

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Pronunciation

Sound out valigia slowly at first, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Grammar notes

la valigia is feminine. Its plural is valigie.

Example sentence

Preparò la valigia per il viaggio.

He packed his suitcase for the trip.

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How to remember la valigia

Say la valigia while picturing "He packed his suitcase for the trip" happening right in front of you, that pairing sticks longer than a flashcard.

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Questions about la valigia

How do you pronounce la valigia?

Sound out valigia slowly at first, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Is la valigia masculine or feminine?

la valigia is feminine. la valigia is feminine. Its plural is valigie.

How is la valigia used in Italian?

la valigia is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Preparò la valigia per il viaggio. (He packed his suitcase for the trip.).

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