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How to Say ‘This street is outside’ in Spain Spanish

Esta calle queda fuera

es-ta KAH-yeh KEH-dah FWEH-rah

[es-ta KAH-yeh KEH-dah FWEH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: quedar is used for where things are located: queda fuera "it's outside", ¿dónde queda? "where is it?". It doesn't mean "stay" here.

Phrase Breakdown

Esta calle

es-ta KAH-yeh

This street

'Calle' is pronounced 'CA-ye' in Spain, because 'll' sounds like 'y'.

Example

Esta calle es muy bonita.

This street is very pretty.

Words in this phrase

Esta

[es-ta]

This

A demonstrative adjective used to refer to a specific object close to the speaker.

Example

Esta noche será especial.

This night will be special.

calle

[KAH-yeh]

street

A common word for a street or road in a town or city.

Example

Le digo al taxista: «A la calle Mayor».

I tell the taxi driver: “To Calle Mayor.”

queda fuera

KEH-dah FWEH-rah

is outside

'Quedar' here means 'to be located'. 'Que' sounds like 'ke', and 'fuera' sounds like 'FWE-ra'.

Example

El hotel queda fuera del centro.

The hotel is outside the centre.

Words in this phrase

queda

[KEH-dah]

is (located)

From 'quedar'; used to say where something lies or is situated.

Example

El hotel queda cerca del río.

The hotel is near the river.

fuera

[FWEH-rah]

outside

Adverb meaning out of a place or area.

Example

Los niños juegan fuera.

The children play outside.

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