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Lost Luggage in Spanish: 42 Phrases for Missing Bags

How to say your suitcase did not arrive in Spanish (Mi maleta no salió), ask when it will arrive and report delays, cancellations and rebooking. 42 phrases with audio.

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Lost Luggage

  • 01

    Mi maleta no salió.

    My suitcase did not come out.

  • 02

    Necesito reportar equipaje perdido.

    I need to report lost luggage.

  • 03

    Aquí está el talón.

    Here is the baggage tag.

  • 04

    La maleta es negra.

    The suitcase is black.

  • 05

    Tiene una cinta roja.

    It has a red ribbon.

  • 06

    ¿Dónde reclamo equipaje?

    Where do I claim luggage?

  • 07

    ¿Puede buscar mi maleta?

    Can you look for my suitcase?

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Baggage Report

  • 08

    ¿Dónde lleno el formulario?

    Where do I fill out the form?

  • 09

    Necesito una copia.

    I need a copy.

  • 10

    Este es mi número.

    This is my number.

  • 11

    Añada mi teléfono, por favor.

    Add my phone number, please.

  • 12

    Entreguen la maleta en mi hotel.

    Deliver the suitcase to my hotel.

  • 13

    ¿Cuál es la referencia?

    What is the reference number?

  • 14

    Guardo este informe.

    I am keeping this report.

Delayed Bags

  • 15

    ¿Cuándo llegará mi maleta?

    When will my suitcase arrive?

  • 16

    Necesito artículos básicos.

    I need basic items.

  • 17

    ¿Cubren gastos esenciales?

    Do they cover essential expenses?

  • 18

    Avísenme por mensaje.

    Notify me by message.

  • 19

    Cambio de hotel mañana.

    I change hotels tomorrow.

  • 20

    Entréguenla en mi nuevo hotel.

    Deliver it to my new hotel.

  • 21

    Guardo los recibos.

    I am keeping the receipts.

Damaged Luggage

  • 22

    La rueda está rota.

    The wheel is broken.

  • 23

    El asa está dañada.

    The handle is damaged.

  • 24

    Quiero registrar el daño.

    I want to record the damage.

  • 25

    ¿Necesitan fotos?

    Do you need photos?

  • 26

    Mire esta grieta.

    Look at this crack.

  • 27

    La cerradura no funciona.

    The lock does not work.

  • 28

    Antes de salir del aeropuerto.

    Before leaving the airport.

Delays and Cancellations

  • 29

    Mi vuelo está retrasado.

    My flight is delayed.

  • 30

    Mi vuelo fue cancelado.

    My flight was canceled.

  • 31

    ¿Cuál es la causa?

    What is the cause?

  • 32

    Necesito confirmación escrita.

    I need written confirmation.

  • 33

    ¿A qué hora salimos?

    What time do we leave?

  • 34

    ¿Afecta mi conexión?

    Does it affect my connection?

  • 35

    Busco el próximo vuelo.

    I am looking for the next flight.

Rebooking and Vouchers

  • 36

    Reubíqueme en otro vuelo.

    Rebook me on another flight.

  • 37

    Prefiero salir mañana.

    I prefer to leave tomorrow.

  • 38

    Necesito alojamiento esta noche.

    I need accommodation tonight.

  • 39

    ¿Hay vales de comida?

    Are there meal vouchers?

  • 40

    ¿Incluye traslado al hotel?

    Does it include transfer to the hotel?

  • 41

    Quiero reclamar gastos.

    I want to claim expenses.

  • 42

    ¿Dónde presento la reclamación?

    Where do I submit the claim?

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