What's the difference between ¨Luggage¨ and ¨Baggage¨?
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Not much difference....luggage is a fancier word for baggage. Baggage can also refer to someone's problems they bring with them. Some people carry a lot of baggage..meaning some women carry a lot of problems with them.
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They mean the same thing, but you say luggage when you want to sound elegant and more professional(if you're working for hotel and business companies for example)
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Not much difference....luggage is a fancier word for baggage. Baggage can also refer to someone's problems they bring with them. Some people carry a lot of baggage..meaning some women carry a lot of problems with them.
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Not much difference....luggage is a fancier word for baggage. Baggage can also refer to someone's problems they bring with them. Some people carry a lot of baggage..meaning some women carry a lot of problems with them.
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