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How to Say ‘The metro station’ in Mexican Spanish

La estación de metro

lah eh-stah-SYON deh MEH-troh

[lah eh-stah-SYON deh MEH-troh]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, people often say [metro] for the subway, especially in Mexico City. In smaller cities, there may be no [metro], so you'd ask instead about a [parada de camión], [autobús], or another local landmark.

Phrase Breakdown

La

[lah]

the

A feminine singular definite article used before feminine nouns.

Example

La estación está abierta.

The station is open.

estación

[eh-stah-SYON]

station

A noun meaning station, such as a train or metro station.

Example

La estación está lejos de aquí.

The station is far from here.

de

[deh]

of

A common preposition meaning 'of' or 'from,' and sometimes used like 'for' in set phrases.

Example

La salida de emergencia está allá.

The emergency exit is over there.

metro

[MEH-troh]

subway / metro

A noun referring to the subway or metro system.

Example

El metro de la ciudad es rápido.

The city's subway is fast.

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