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How to Say ‘To the airport, please.’ in Mexican Spanish

Al aeropuerto, por favor.

ahl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh pohr fah-BOR

[ahl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh pohr fah-BOR]

💬 Usage Tip: al is a + el merged; swap in any place: Al centro, por favor. "To downtown, please."

Phrase Breakdown

Al aeropuerto,

ahl ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh

To the airport,

'Al' is 'a' + 'el' (to the). Pronounce every vowel in 'aeropuerto': ah-eh-roh-PWER-toh. Link it smoothly to 'al'.

Example

Vamos al aeropuerto mañana.

We're going to the airport tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

[ahl]

to the

Contraction of a + el, commonly used before masculine singular nouns like evento.

Example

Llegué Al evento temprano para hacer contactos.

I arrived at the event early to network.

aeropuerto

[ah-eh-roh-PWEHR-toh]

airport

Place where planes take off and land; masculine noun.

Example

El aeropuerto está lejos.

The airport is far.

por favor.

pohr fah-BOR

please.

This is a polite request, often said to a taxi driver. The stress falls on 'VOR'.

Example

Al centro, por favor.

To downtown, please.

Words in this phrase

por

[pohr]

please

Used in polite requests as part of the phrase por favor.

Example

Sí, por favor, confirma la hora de la reservación.

Yes, please, confirm the reservation time.

favor

[fah-BOR]

Please

Used to politely ask for something.

Example

Un poco de agua, por favor.

A bit of water, please.

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