How to Say ‘Up to here / to here’ in Mexican Spanish
Hasta aquí
AHS-tah ah-KEE
[AHS-tah ah-KEE]
💬 Usage Tip: [Hasta] often means "up to" or "as far as," so [hasta aquí] is literally "up to here." Same pattern: [hasta el hotel] = "to the hotel."
Phrase Breakdown
Hasta
[AHS-tah]
up to / until
Here it means 'up to' a destination or point.
Le señalé el mapa y dije «Hasta» ese punto.
I pointed at the map and said "up to" that point.
aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Refers to this place or this point nearby.
Quiero llegar «aquí», cerca del hotel.
I want to get "here," near the hotel.
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