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How to Say ‘On the ground floor’ in Mexican Spanish

En la planta baja

en lah PLAHN-tah BAH-hah

[en lah PLAHN-tah BAH-hah]

💬 Usage Tip: Planta here means "floor" of a building, not a plant. Planta alta is the upstairs floor.

Phrase Breakdown

En la planta

en lah PLAHN-tah

On the floor

'Planta' here means a building floor or level. Link the words: 'enlaplanta'.

Example

Vivo en la planta alta.

I live on the upper floor.

Words in this phrase

En

[en]

in / at

Preposition used in time expressions.

Example

Desde ayer en la noche el agua sale fría.

Since last night the water has been coming out cold.

la

[lah]

the

Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.

Example

La frase «La cultura de trabajo» empieza con «La».

The phrase “The work culture” begins with “La.”

planta

[PLAHN-tah]

floor (level)

Noun for a building level; 'planta baja' is the ground floor.

Example

El restaurante está en la segunda planta.

The restaurant is on the second floor.

baja

[BAH-hah]

low / ground

Feminine of 'bajo', low.

Example

La mesa es baja.

The table is low.

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