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What does the sentence 'El equipaje está aquí' say?
El equipaje means the luggage.
- The airport is here
- The passport is here
- The luggage is here ✔
Why: Equipaje is baggage and luggage as one word. Maleta means suitcase. Está aquí means 'is here'.
Huh, didn't know that: Equipaje is singular in Spanish even when you have several bags.
Why did the kid study in the airplane? Because he wanted a higher education!
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References
Answer: The luggage is here. Equipaje is baggage and luggage as one word. Maleta means suitcase. Está aquí means 'is here'.
- FSI Spanish Basic Course, Volume 2 Student Text (US government, public domain) fsi-language-courses-media.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/languages/Spanish/Basic/Volume%202/Fsi-SpanishBasicCourse-Volume2-StudentText.pdf
The luggage is here. El equipaje está aquí.
Checked 2026-10-10.
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