How to Say ‘Wide space’ in Mexican Spanish
Espacio amplio
ehs-PAH-syoh AHM-plee-oh
[ehs-PAH-syoh AHM-plee-oh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spanish, descriptive words often come after the noun, so [espacio amplio] is more natural than putting [amplio] first. The same pattern shows up in [mesa grande].
Phrase Breakdown
Espacio
[ehs-PAH-syoh]
space
Refers to room or area available.
Necesitamos espacio para mover la silla de ruedas.
We need space to move the wheelchair.
amplio
[AHM-plee-oh]
wide / spacious
Describes something roomy, broad, or not narrow.
Busco un pasillo amplio para entrar fácilmente.
I am looking for a wide aisle to enter easily.
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