How to Say ‘Straight ahead’ in Spain Spanish
Todo recto
TOH-doh REK-toh
[TOH-doh REK-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: todo normally means "all", but in todo recto it just stresses "straight". Don't confuse it with derecho/derecha, which you'll also hear for "right".
Phrase Breakdown
Todo
[TOH-doh]
all; straight on here as part of the phrase
In todo recto, todo helps form the expression meaning straight ahead.
Todo recto es la mejor opción desde aquí.
Straight ahead is the best option from here.
recto
[REK-toh]
straight
Used to indicate moving forward without turning.
Después del cruce, siga recto un poco más.
After the junction, go straight a little farther.
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