Usages of la maleta
A ese viajero le gusta llevar su mochila ligera y evitar maletas grandes.
That traveler likes to carry his light backpack and avoid large suitcases.
La maleta está en casa.
The suitcase is at home.
Ayer organicé mi maleta para el viaje, pero aún necesito más ropa.
Yesterday I packed my suitcase for the trip, but I still need more clothes.
Quiero reunir mis maletas en un solo compartimiento, pero no todas caben.
I want to gather my suitcases in a single compartment, but not all of them fit.
Pongo la maleta en la mesa.
I put the suitcase on the table.
Pongo calcetines limpios en la maleta.
I put clean socks in the suitcase.
Cuando madrugamos para viajar, mi mamá prepara café y mi papá va cargando las maletas al carro.
When we get up very early to travel, my mom makes coffee and my dad keeps loading the suitcases into the car.
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