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How to Say ‘Could you take me to the station, please?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Me puede llevar a la estación, por favor?

meh PWEH-deh yeh-VAR ah lah es-tah-see-ON por fah-VOR

[meh PWEH-deh yeh-VAR ah lah es-tah-see-ON por fah-VOR]

💬 Usage Tip: In questions like this, Spanish often uses [puede] + another verb: [¿Me puede llevar...?] = "can you take me...?" You can swap the last verb easily: [¿Me puede dejar aquí?], [¿Me puede esperar un momento?].

🇪🇸 In Spain: This is a polite, standard way to give your destination to a taxi driver in Spain. Many locals would also just say the destination directly, like [Atocha, por favor].

Phrase Breakdown

Me

[meh]

me

Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me' or 'for me' in the request.

Example

¿Me puede ayudar con la maleta?

Can you help me with the suitcase?

puede

[PWEH-deh]

can / could

Polite form used to ask someone if they are able or willing to do something.

Example

¿Puede abrir la puerta?

Can you open the door?

llevar

[yeh-VAR]

to take

Verb used for taking someone to a place, especially in transport contexts.

Example

¿Me puede llevar a la estación?

Can you take me to the station?

A la estación, por favor

ah lah es-tah-see-ON por fah-VOR

to the station, please

Destination phrase plus polite request.

Example

Lléveme a la estación, por favor.

Take me to the station, please.

Words in this phrase

a

[ah]

to

Preposition introducing the destination.

Example

Voy a casa después.

I’m going home afterwards.

la

[lah]

the

Feminine singular article used with feminine nouns.

Example

La estación abre temprano.

The station opens early.

estación

[es-tah-see-ON]

station

A transport station; in travel Spanish this often means train or bus station.

Example

La estación está lejos de aquí.

The station is far from here.

por

[por]

please / for

Used in the expression 'por favor' to be polite.

Example

Por favor, no fume aquí.

Please, do not smoke here.

favor

[fah-VOR]

favor

With 'por', it makes the polite phrase 'por favor' meaning 'please'.

Example

¿Me puede llevar a la estación, por favor?

Can you take me to the station, please?

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