How to Say ‘At that door’ in Mexican Spanish
En esa puerta
en EH-sah PWEHR-tah
[en EH-sah PWEHR-tah]
Phrase Breakdown
En
[en]
in; at; on
Preposition used to indicate location.
Espéreme “En” esa esquina, por favor.
Wait for me “at” that corner, please.
esa
[EH-sah]
that
Demonstrative adjective pointing to a specific thing not very near the speaker.
Quiero bajar en “esa” entrada, no en esta.
I want to get out at “that” entrance, not this one.
puerta
[PWEHR-tah]
door
Can mean door or gate depending on context.
La “puerta” correcta está a la derecha.
The correct “door/gate” is on the right.
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