How to Say ‘High chair’ in Mexican Spanish
Silla alta
SEE-yah AHL-tah
[SEE-yah AHL-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: The describing word comes after the noun: silla alta, literally "chair high". Same order in mesa grande "big table".
Phrase Breakdown
Silla
[SEE-yah]
chair
A seat with a back.
Necesitamos otra silla.
We need another chair.
alta
[AHL-tah]
loud / high
Feminine of alto; with voz it means aloud.
Lea en voz alta.
Read aloud.
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