"不要带太多行李。"

Translation: Don't bring too much luggage.

[hippietrail]

This should also accept "Don't take too much luggage". 带 means both "bring" and "take" and this sentence could be told to someone you'll travel with, someone who will be travelling from elsewhere to come visit you, or to somebody who will be leaving you to travel without you. In the last case it would be "take". In the second case some people might say "take". Otherwise it would be "bring".

[DestinationVoid]

Reported. 20-01-2019

[John218939]

Don't take too much luggage. Accepted 21 Oct 2021.

[freymuth]

Would 别 be a better/more colloquial alternative to 不要?

[NasuSamaruk0]

That is also acceptable; both of the following sentences are fine then:

• 不要帶太多行李 (casual)
• 別帶太多行李 (with 別)

[MZAH13]

I always thought 别 was less colloquial, more formal and more assertive/forceful.
I guess you wouldn't want to force your friend to not bring more luggage?

[CalebePiac]

When should I use 太 with 了 ate the end and when not? I don't know if it has been brought in the forum before, but it is something that I don't remember Duo teaching (when to and to not) and commonly both happens.

[Antonius716114]

Don't bring too many luggages. Is it wrong?

[Neil614539]

No such word as "luggages" just as there is no such word as "sheeps."

[kuyaC]

Is 李 supposed to be pronounced with a 4th tone here or is that wrong?

[Gabrielle145359]

It should be a third tone, or the tone may be dropped (toneless). Currently (4/16/2020) the male voice recording says it with a third tone, but "rising" part at the end of the third tone is very slight and fast.

[wbeeman]

带 means either "bring" or "take." "Don't take too much luggage" is correct, but not accepted. Please fix.

[AlexandrKara]

Could it also mean "I don't want to bring too much luggage" (omitting 我)?

[Shinya_Taiwan]

"Don't take too much luggage with you." was not accepted.

[Neil614539]

"No need to take too much luggage" Not allowed.