How to Say ‘Right turn’ in Spain Spanish
Giro a la derecha
HEE-roh ah lah deh-REH-chah
[HEE-roh ah lah deh-REH-chah]
💬 Usage Tip: Practice pronouncing the soft 'g' in 'giro', resembling an 'h' sound.
🇪🇸 In Spain: Turning right is faster when navigating through narrow Spanish streets where left turns might be restricted.
Phrase Breakdown
Giro
[HEE-roh]
Turn
A movement in a certain direction, typically in a circular motion or change of direction.
Haz un giro a la derecha después del paso de peatones.
Make a turn to the right after the crosswalk.
a la
ah lah
to the
Preposition indicating direction or orientation.
Voy a la tienda.
I am going to the store.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
To
Used to indicate movement in the direction of a particular location.
Debemos ir a la derecha en la próxima cuadra.
We should go to the right at the next block.
la
[lah]
The
Used to refer to a specific item or element.
La ruta es sencilla, sigue a la derecha.
The route is simple, keep to the right.
derecha
[deh-REH-chah]
Right
Refers to the direction or side opposite of left.
Giro a la derecha en la rotonda.
Turn right at the roundabout.
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