Portuguese Phrase
Claro, temos onde guardar a bagagem.
Meaning
The sentence means “Sure, we have a place to store the luggage.” It is a polite affirmation that a storage option is available, often used by hotel staff, hosts, or service personnel.
When to use
Use this phrase when a guest asks if there is a place to leave their bags, such as at a hotel reception, hostel, Airbnb, or even a tourist information desk. It conveys confidence and helpfulness.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Clarotemosondeguardarabagagem
Claro
An adverb meaning “sure” or “of course.” It can start a sentence to give a positive response.
temos
First‑person plural of the verb ter (to have). Used here to indicate possession of a place.
onde
Relative adverb meaning “where.” It introduces a subordinate clause that describes the location.
guardar
Infinitive verb meaning “to store/keep.” After “onde,” the infinitive expresses the purpose of the place.
a bagagem
Definite article + noun. “Bagagem” is a feminine noun meaning luggage or baggage.
🗨In Conversation
Desculpe, tem onde guardar a bagagem até o check‑in?
Excuse me, is there a place to store the luggage until check‑in?
Claro, temos onde guardar a bagagem.
Sure, we have a place to store the luggage.
✕Common Mistakes
Claro, tem onde guardar a bagagem.
Use "temos" (we have) because the subject is "nós" (we).
Claro, temos onde guardando a bagagem.
After "temos" you need a noun phrase; the infinitive "guardar" is correct, but some learners mistakenly use a gerund "guardando".
Claro, temos onde guardar bagagem.
If you refer to multiple pieces, you can say "as bagagens"; otherwise "a bagagem" is singular.
↔Alternatives
Sim, há um local para deixar a bagagem.
Yes, there is a place to leave the luggage.
Temos um depósito para a sua bagagem.
We have a storage room for your luggage.
Pode deixar a bagagem aqui, temos espaço.
You can leave the luggage here, we have space.
Cultural Tip
In Brazil, many hotels and hostels offer a "guarda‑volumes" (luggage storage) service, often free for guests. It’s polite to thank the staff with a simple "Obrigado" (or "Obrigada" if you’re female). In more formal settings you might say "Temos um depósito para a sua bagagem" to sound extra courteous.