How to Say ‘Next to the window’ in Mexican Spanish
Junto a la ventana
HOON-toh ah lah behn-TAH-nah
[HOON-toh ah lah behn-TAH-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Junto
[HOON-toh]
next to
Used to indicate closeness or position beside something.
Hay una mesa Junto a la barra.
There's a table next to the bar.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition used here as part of the expression junto a, meaning next to.
Siéntate a mi lado.
Sit next to me.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before feminine nouns like ventana.
la mesa está libre.
The table is free.
ventana
[behn-TAH-nah]
window
A useful noun when pointing out a quieter or more appealing place.
Me gusta la vista desde la ventana.
I like the view from the window.
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