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/etʃiˈketɐ/noun
tag
A piece of paper or plastic attached to something, with information about it.
A etiqueta já está presa na mala?
Is the tag already attached to the suitcase?
/etʃiˈketɐ/noun
tag
A piece of paper or plastic attached to something, with information about it.
The 'ti' sounds like 'tchi,' and the e in 'que,' the stressed syllable, is closed, like the e in the English word 'they.'
/ˈtaʃɐ/noun
fee
Money paid for a service.
Tem alguma taxa para despachar essa mala?
Is there a fee for checking this suitcase?
/ˈtaʃɐ/noun
fee
Money paid for a service.
The x here sounds like ch: 'tacha.'
/ˈmalɐ/noun
suitcase
A case with a handle and wheels you pack clothes in for a trip.
Você pode colocar minha mala na balança?
Could you put my suitcase on the scale?
/ˈmalɐ/noun
suitcase
A case with a handle and wheels you pack clothes in for a trip.
/baˈlɐ̃sɐ/noun
scale
A device that shows how much something weighs.
A balança marcou três quilos a mais.
The scale showed three kilos over.
/baˈlɐ̃sɐ/noun
scale
A device that shows how much something weighs.
The middle 'an' is nasal, the air comes out through the nose, and the stress falls on that syllable.
/despaˈʃa/verb
to check in
To hand something over for someone else to carry to another place.
Quero despachar só uma mala, por favor.
I'd like to check in just one suitcase, please.
/despaˈʃa/verb
to check in
To hand something over for someone else to carry to another place.
The r at the end almost disappears in speech: it sounds like 'despachá.'
/bawˈkɐ̃w̃/noun
counter
A long, tall piece of furniture where a customer is served.
Onde fica o balcão para despachar bagagem?
Where's the counter for checking in luggage?
/bawˈkɐ̃w̃/noun
counter
A long, tall piece of furniture where a customer is served.
The l sounds like a w: 'baw-cão.' The final 'ão' is nasal and carries the stress of the word.
/adʒisioˈnaw/adjective
additional
That which comes on top of, added to what already existed.
Quanto custa o peso adicional na bagagem?
How much does the extra weight cost for the luggage?
/adʒisioˈnaw/adjective
additional
That which comes on top of, added to what already existed.
The 'di' sounds like 'dji' and the final l sounds like a w: 'adicionau.'
/eˈsɛsu/noun
excess
An amount that goes beyond what was allowed or needed.
Vou ter que pagar excesso de bagagem?
Will I have to pay for excess baggage?
/eˈsɛsu/noun
excess
An amount that goes beyond what was allowed or needed.
The 'xc' sounds like a single s: 'essésso.' The e in the stressed syllable is open, like in the English 'bed,' and the final o sounds like u.
/baˈɡaʒẽj̃/noun
luggage
The bags and cases a person brings on a trip.
Quanto custa levar bagagem acima do peso?
How much does it cost to check overweight luggage?
/baˈɡaʒẽj̃/noun
luggage
The bags and cases a person brings on a trip.
The stress is on 'ga' and the ending '-gem' is nasal, sounding like 'jain'.
/koˈbɾa/verb
to charge
To ask for a certain amount of money for something sold or done.
Vocês vão cobrar por cada quilo a mais?
Are you going to charge for every extra kilo?
/koˈbɾa/verb
to charge
To ask for a certain amount of money for something sold or done.
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