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How to Say ‘On the window it says’ in Spain Spanish

En la ventanilla pone

ehn lah ben-tah-NEE-yah POH-neh

[ehn lah ben-tah-NEE-yah POH-neh]

💬 Usage Tip: For signs and written notices, Spanish uses pone "puts" for "it says": ¿Qué pone aquí? "What does it say here?".

🇪🇸 In Spain: Taxis in big Spanish cities like Madrid and Barcelona must accept cards, and a window sticker often says so. Pointing to it is a fair, calm way to make your case.

Phrase Breakdown

En la ventanilla

ehn lah ben-tah-NEE-yah

On the (car) window

'Ventanilla' is a small window, like a car or ticket window. 'll' sounds like 'y': 'ven-tah-NEE-yah'.

Example

Abre la ventanilla, por favor.

Open the window, please.

Words in this phrase

En

[ehn]

at / in

A preposition used to indicate location, time, or context.

Example

En el evento conocí a varios reclutadores.

At the event I met several recruiters.

la

[lah]

the

A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.

The people in that company seem kind.

ventanilla

[ben-tah-NEE-yah]

window (of a vehicle)

Small window on a plane, train or car.

Example

Prefiero sentarme junto a la ventanilla.

I prefer to sit by the window.

pone

[POH-neh]

it says

From 'poner'; used informally to mean a sign or text says something.

Example

En el cartel pone 'cerrado'.

The sign says 'closed'.

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