How to Say ‘At the main entrance’ in Mexican Spanish
En la entrada principal
en lah en-TRAH-dah preen-see-PAHL
[en lah en-TRAH-dah preen-see-PAHL]
Phrase Breakdown
En
[en]
in; at; on
A preposition used here to indicate location: at the main entrance.
Espéreme “En” la entrada del edificio.
Wait for me “at” the building entrance.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used with entrada.
Nos vemos en “la” puerta de siempre.
We’ll meet at “the” usual door.
Entrada principal
en-TRAH-dah preen-see-PAHL
Main entrance
The primary or front access point to a place.
La entrada principal está cerrada.
The main entrance is closed.
Words in this phrase
entrada
[en-TRAH-dah]
entrance
A place where you enter; useful for specifying drop-off points.
Quiero bajar en la “entrada” del hospital.
I want to get out at the hospital “entrance.”
principal
[preen-see-PAHL]
main; principal
Indicates the primary or official entrance.
La puerta “principal” está más cerca.
The “main” door is closer.
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