Learning English Podcast Conversation | Episode 91

[@HaajiGuutaalle]

Thnk you mr marco and Erica for sharing this podcast it's really wonderful may Allh bless U both

[@aizhansuleyeva8036]

👍👍👍

[@alton7443]

Very useful in learning airport English!

[@TetianaLobanova]

Cool practice! Thank you very much!👍💙💛

[@brajeshsen1267]

Fantastic 😍

[@estevamribeiro5648]

What is the website?

[@alexandervladimirov3939]

Why didn’t you check the airline company luggage requirements before the flight?😊

[@SpeakEasyEnglishPod]

Well, I figured I’d just charm my way past baggage check with a smile! Turns out, they still prefer rules over my dazzling personality. 😂

[@Enfantine]

تانكس

[@몽실이-i1r]

In airport . Suitcase or luggage What is right word?

[@SpeakEasyEnglishPod]

Both "suitcase" and "luggage" are correct, but they are used differently: - "Suitcase" refers to a specific type of bag or case, usually rectangular with a handle, designed for carrying clothes and personal items while traveling. - "Luggage" is a more general term that refers to all types of bags, suitcases, and containers that travelers use to carry their belongings. So, you might say: - "I packed my clothes in a suitcase." - "I have too much luggage for this trip." In an airport context, "luggage" is more commonly used to refer to all the bags you travel with.

[@ОлесяДрожжева]

I have the similar question: baggage or luggage?