How to Say ‘That route’ in Mexican Spanish
Esa ruta
EH-sah ROO-tah
[EH-sah ROO-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Words like [ese/esa] change to match the noun. So [esa ruta] but [ese camino].
Phrase Breakdown
Esa
[EH-sah]
that
Points to a specific feminine noun, here referring to a route.
Esa ruta pasa por menos semáforos.
That route goes through fewer traffic lights.
ruta
[ROO-tah]
route
A driving path or course to the destination.
Esa ruta me parece más segura de noche.
That route seems safer to me at night.
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