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/ˈkɔfɐ/noun
suitcase
A sturdy container with a handle you pack your things in for a trip.
Mein Koffer ist leider drei Kilogramm zu schwer.
My suitcase is unfortunately three kilograms too heavy.
/ˈkɔfɐ/noun
suitcase
A sturdy container with a handle you pack your things in for a trip.
The o is short, and the -er at the end sounds almost like an a.
/ʃveːɐ̯/adjective
heavy
So weighed down that it takes effort to lift.
Ist mein Koffer zu schwer für den Flug?
Is my suitcase too heavy for the flight?
/ʃveːɐ̯/adjective
heavy
So weighed down that it takes effort to lift.
The e is long, and the r at the end sounds like a soft a.
/ˈvaːɡə/noun
scale
A device that shows how heavy something is.
Soll ich den Koffer auf die Waage stellen?
Should I put the suitcase on the scale?
/ˈvaːɡə/noun
scale
A device that shows how heavy something is.
The a is long, followed by just a short, dark -e.
/kiloˈɡʁam/noun
kilogram
A unit of weight; one kilogram equals a thousand grams.
Wie viele Kilogramm darf der Koffer wiegen?
How many kilograms can the suitcase weigh?
/kiloˈɡʁam/noun
kilogram
A unit of weight; one kilogram equals a thousand grams.
The stress falls on the last syllable.
/ˈaʊ̯spakən/verb
to unpack
To take things out of a suitcase, bag or package.
Kann ich hier etwas aus dem Koffer auspacken?
Can I take something out of the suitcase here?
/ˈaʊ̯spakən/verb
to unpack
To take things out of a suitcase, bag or package.
/ʁeduˈtsiːʁən/verb
to reduce
To make less of something, to make the quantity smaller.
Kann ich das Gewicht hier noch schnell reduzieren?
Can I quickly reduce the weight here?
/ʁeduˈtsiːʁən/verb
to reduce
To make less of something, to make the quantity smaller.
The stress falls on the second-to-last syllable -zie-, with a long i.
/ˈhantɡəpɛk/noun
carry-on luggage
The small piece of luggage you bring into the airplane cabin.
Darf ich die Bücher ins Handgepäck nehmen?
Am I allowed to put the books in my carry-on?
/ˈhantɡəpɛk/noun
carry-on luggage
The small piece of luggage you bring into the airplane cabin.
The d sounds like a t, the stress is on the first part, and the ä is short.
/ɡəˈvɪçt/noun
weight
How heavy something is, measured in grams or kilos.
Können Sie das Gewicht bitte noch einmal prüfen?
Could you check the weight again, please?
/ɡəˈvɪçt/noun
weight
How heavy something is, measured in grams or kilos.
Stress on the second syllable; the ch after the i is the soft sound as in ich, and you hear a t at the end.
/ˈviːɡən/verb
to weigh
To have a certain weight.
Wie viel darf mein Handgepäck höchstens wiegen?
How much can my carry-on weigh at most?
/ˈviːɡən/verb
to weigh
To have a certain weight.
The ie is a long i.
/ɡəˈbyːɐ̯/noun
fee
Money you must pay for a specific service.
Wie hoch ist die Gebühr für das zusätzliche Gewicht?
How much is the fee for the extra weight?
/ɡəˈbyːɐ̯/noun
fee
Money you must pay for a specific service.
The second syllable is stressed, the ü is long, and the r at the end sounds almost like a short a.
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