How to Say ‘Two blocks’ in Mexican Spanish
Dos calles
dohs KAH-yes
[dohs KAH-yes]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, [dos calles] in directions usually means "two blocks." Don't expect exactly two named streets on a map; it's often a practical walking estimate.
Phrase Breakdown
Dos
[dohs]
two
The number two, used here to count streets or blocks.
Avance dos calles antes de cruzar.
Go forward two blocks before crossing.
calles
[KAH-yes]
streets / blocks
Plural of calle; in directions it often means blocks.
Faltan dos calles para llegar.
There are two blocks left to arrive.
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