How to Say ‘Granada is in Andalusia.’ in Spain Spanish
Granada está en Andalucía.
grah-NAH-dah es-TA ehn ahn-dah-loo-THEE-ah
[grah-NAH-dah es-TA ehn ahn-dah-loo-THEE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: For where something is located, use está, not es: Madrid está en el centro "Madrid is in the centre". Es is for describing what something is.
Phrase Breakdown
Granada está
grah-NAH-dah es-TA
Granada is (located)
Use 'estar' for location. Stress the last syllable of 'es-TÁ'. The 'd' in 'Granada' is soft, like 'th' in 'this'.
Granada está cerca de la Sierra Nevada.
Granada is near the Sierra Nevada.
Words in this phrase
Granada
[grah-NAH-dah]
Granada
City in southern Spain, famous for the Alhambra palace.
Visitamos la Alhambra en Granada.
We visit the Alhambra in Granada.
está
[es-TA]
is
From the verb 'estar'; used for states or current conditions.
El restaurante está casi completo.
The restaurant is almost full.
en Andalucía.
ehn ahn-dah-loo-THEE-ah
in Andalusia.
Link 'en' to the next word: 'e-nan-da-lu-THÍ-a'. In Spain, 'cí' has a 'th' sound, and the stress falls on 'cí'.
Vivo en Andalucía.
I live in Andalusia.
Words in this phrase
en
[ehn]
in
A preposition meaning inside or within a place, situation, or context.
En «En» mi empresa, todos colaboran bien.
In my company, everyone collaborates well.
Andalucía
[ahn-dah-loo-THEE-ah]
Andalusia
Large region in southern Spain, known for flamenco and sunny beaches.
Sevilla es la capital de Andalucía.
Seville is the capital of Andalusia.
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