How to Say ‘In front of’ in Mexican Spanish
Enfrente de
en-FREN-teh deh
[en-FREN-teh deh]
💬 Usage Tip: In directions, this usually means across the street from something, facing it, rather than just in front of it.
Phrase Breakdown
Enfrente
[en-FREN-teh]
in front / across
Adverb meaning facing or opposite something; used with 'de' to give location.
La farmacia está enfrente del parque.
The pharmacy is across from the park.
de
[deh]
of
Indicates relationship or separation.
Buena suerte en tu viaje de regreso.
Good luck on your return journey.
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