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Leaving luggage after checkout in English (beginner)

Beginner English for leaving luggage after checkout. Key line: “Hi, can I *leave* my *bag* here *today*?”

Full script

Lin
Hi, can I leave my bag here today?
Them
Sure. Have you checked out already?
Lin
Yes, and my train is at six.
Them
No problem. Please put your name here.
Lin
Okay. My bag is heavy, not dangerous.
Them
That's good. We can keep heavy things.
Lin
Great. Can I pick it up at five?
Them
Yes. If it sings, we call you.

Key phrases

The lines worth keeping. Read them once before you go out.

ask to store
✓ Can I leave my bag here today?

Ask to store your bag here today

Common at a hotel front desk

checked out?
✓ Have you checked out already?

Ask if the guest checked out

already often goes at the end

write your name
✓ Please put your name here.

Show where to write a name

put your name = write it here

pickup time
✓ Can I pick it up at five?

Ask if you can pick it up at five

pick up can mean collect later

Quick answers

ask to store: what to say in English

Say “Can I leave my bag here today?” — ask to store your bag here today. Common at a hotel front desk.

checked out: what to say in English

Say “Have you checked out already?” — ask if the guest checked out. already often goes at the end.

write your name: what to say in English

Say “Please put your name here.” — show where to write a name. put your name = write it here.

pickup time: what to say in English

Say “Can I pick it up at five?” — ask if you can pick it up at five. pick up can mean collect later.

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