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How to Say ‘A window seat’ in Mexican Spanish

Un asiento de ventana

oon ah-SYEN-toh deh behn-TAH-nah

[oon ah-SYEN-toh deh behn-TAH-nah]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish puts the main thing first and links the describing noun with de: "seat of window." Swap it: asiento de pasillo "aisle seat."

Phrase Breakdown

Un asiento

oon ah-SYEN-toh

A seat

Link the words as 'u-na-SYEN-to'.

Example

Quiero un asiento.

I want a seat.

Words in this phrase

Un

[oon]

a / an

Masculine singular indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an.'

Example

Un dato importante puede cambiar la conclusión.

An important piece of data can change the conclusion.

asiento

[ah-SYEN-toh]

seat

A place to sit, such as on a plane.

Example

Mi asiento es el doce A.

My seat is twelve A.

de ventana

deh behn-TAH-nah

by the window

Describes a window seat. Stress ven-TA-na.

Example

Es un asiento de ventana.

It's a window seat.

Words in this phrase

de

[deh]

Of

Expresses the relationship between a part and a whole.

Example

El clima de hoy es agradable.

The weather of today is nice.

ventana

[behn-TAH-nah]

window

A useful noun when pointing out a quieter or more appealing place.

Example

Me gusta la vista desde la ventana.

I like the view from the window.

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