How to Say ‘Window or aisle?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Ventana o pasillo?
behn-TAH-nah oh pah-SEE-yoh
[behn-TAH-nah oh pah-SEE-yoh]
Phrase Breakdown
Ventana
[behn-TAH-nah]
window
A useful noun when pointing out a quieter or more appealing place.
Me gusta la vista desde la ventana.
I like the view from the window.
o
[oh]
or
A conjunction meaning "or."
Tus hermanos o hermanas están en casa.
Your brothers or sisters are at home.
pasillo
[pah-SEE-yoh]
aisle
The walkway between seats on a plane; also means hallway.
Prefiero un asiento de pasillo.
I prefer an aisle seat.
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