How do you say "Over there" in Mexican Spanish?

"Over there" in Mexican Spanish is "Allá". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

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How to Say ‘Over there’ in Mexican Spanish

Q: What does "Allá" mean in English?

"Allá" means "Over there" in English. Usage tip: [Allá] means "over there," usually a bit farther away than [ahí]. A handy contrast is [aquí] "here," [ahí] "there," and [allá] "over there."

Allá

ah-YAH

[ah-YAH]

💬 Usage Tip: [Allá] means "over there," usually a bit farther away than [ahí]. A handy contrast is [aquí] "here," [ahí] "there," and [allá] "over there."

Phrase Breakdown

Allá

[ah-YAH]

over there

Points to a place farther away, useful when suggesting another spot in the bar.

Example

Allá está más tranquilo.

It's calmer over there.

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