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How to Say ‘It ends at the cathedral’ in Mexican Spanish

Termina en la catedral

tehr-MEE-nah ehn lah kah-teh-DRAHL

[tehr-MEE-nah ehn lah kah-teh-DRAHL]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses en for "at" a place: termina en la catedral. Same with nos vemos en la plaza "see you at the square".

Phrase Breakdown

Termina

[tehr-MEE-nah]

ends / finishes

From 'terminar'; says where or when something ends.

Example

La clase termina a las dos.

The class ends at two.

en la catedral

ehn lah kah-teh-DRAHL

at the cathedral

'En' marks the place. Catedral is stressed at the end: ca-te-DRAL.

Example

Nos vemos en la catedral.

See you at the cathedral.

Words in this phrase

en

[ehn]

at

Marks the price agreed.

Example

Lo dejo en cien.

I'll leave it at a hundred.

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.”

catedral

[kah-teh-DRAHL]

cathedral

A large main church of a city, often a landmark.

Example

La catedral está en el centro.

The cathedral is downtown.

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