How to Say ‘Back at the airport’ in Mexican Spanish
Desde el aeropuerto
DES-deh ehl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh
[DES-deh ehl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: desde usually means "from" or "since". Here it marks when something was settled, much like "ever since" or "back at".
Phrase Breakdown
Desde
[DES-deh]
since; from
Introduces the starting point in time of a feeling or action.
Desde aparece en «Desde que te vi» para marcar el comienzo.
Since appears in “Since I saw you” to mark the beginning.
el
[ehl]
The (masculine singular)
A definite article used to specify a masculine singular noun.
El parque está cerca.
The park is nearby.
aeropuerto
[ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh]
airport
The place where airplanes arrive and depart.
¿Este autobús va al aeropuerto? Necesito llegar al aeropuerto temprano.
Does this bus go to the airport? I need to get to the airport early.
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