How to Say ‘The main entrance of the hotel’ in Spain Spanish
La entrada principal del hotel
lah ehn-TRAH-dah preen-see-PAHL dehl oh-TEHL
[lah ehn-TRAH-dah preen-see-PAHL dehl oh-TEHL]
Phrase Breakdown
La entrada principal
lah ehn-TRAH-dah preen-see-PAHL
The main entrance
Refers to the primary entrance of a building.
Use la entrada principal.
Use the main entrance.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the
Feminine singular article used with entrada.
La entrada está muy cerca.
The entrance is very close.
entrada
[ehn-TRAH-dah]
entrance
The place where you enter a building.
La entrada está junto al taxi.
The entrance is next to the taxi.
principal
[preen-see-PAHL]
main
Used to identify the primary entrance, not a side one.
La principal es más visible.
The main one is more visible.
Del hotel
dehl oh-TEHL
of the hotel / from the hotel
Specifies that the entrance belongs to the hotel.
Nos vemos en la recepción del hotel.
See you at the hotel reception.
Words in this phrase
del
[dehl]
of the
Contraction of de + el, meaning belonging to or associated with the hotel.
del hotel hay una fila de taxis.
There is a taxi line at the hotel.
hotel
[oh-TEHL]
hotel
Place where guests stay overnight.
El hotel está en esa esquina.
The hotel is on that corner.
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