How to Say ‘The taximeter’ in Spain Spanish
El taxímetro
ell tak-SEE-meh-troh
[ell tak-SEE-meh-troh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spain, [z] and [c] before [e/i] are said (th), so [taxímetro] sounds like (tak-SEE-meh-tro), but [hace] would use that (th) sound. The stress here is on [xí]: [ta-XÍ-me-tro].
Phrase Breakdown
El
[ell]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before masculine nouns.
El taxímetro parece ir muy rápido.
The meter seems to be running very fast.
taxímetro
[tak-SEE-meh-troh]
taximeter / meter
The device in a taxi that calculates the fare during the ride.
El taxímetro empezó a contar desde el inicio.
The meter started counting from the beginning.
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