How do you say "Over there by the window" in Mexican Spanish?

"Over there by the window" in Mexican Spanish is "Allá junto a la ventana". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Allá junto a la ventana" mean in English?

"Allá junto a la ventana" means "Over there by the window" in English.

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How to Say ‘Over there by the window’ in Mexican Spanish

Allá junto a la ventana

ah-YAH HOON-toh ah lah behn-TAH-nah

[ah-YAH HOON-toh ah lah behn-TAH-nah]

Phrase Breakdown

Allá

[ah-YAH]

over there

Points to a specific place farther away in the room.

Example

Allá hay menos ruido.

There's less noise over there.

Junto a la ventana

HOON-toh ah lah behn-TAH-nah

next to the window

'Junto a' means beside/next to. 'La ventana' is the window.

Example

La silla está junto a la ventana.

The chair is next to the window.

Words in this phrase

junto

[HOON-toh]

next to

Marks position beside something, often to help locate a spot.

Example

Quedémonos junto a la pared.

Let's stay next to the wall.

[ah]

Part of junto a, the fixed expression for next to.

Example

Estoy a tu lado.

I'm by your side.

[lah]

the

Feminine singular article used with ventana.

Example

la música está fuerte.

The music is loud.

ventana

[behn-TAH-nah]

window

Refers to the window, often suggesting a calmer or nicer location.

Example

Prefiero la mesa de la ventana.

I prefer the table by the window.

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