How to Say ‘A little secluded / away’ in Spain Spanish
Un poco apartado
oon POH-koh ah-par-TAH-doh
[oon POH-koh ah-par-TAH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Apartado] often means "set apart" or "away from others," not just physically far away. In a restaurant, [un poco apartado] suggests a quieter, more private spot.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a; one
The masculine singular indefinite article, used here with a descriptive phrase about seating.
Nos gustaría un poco apartado del pasillo.
We would like one a little away from the aisle.
poco
[POH-koh]
a little
Used to soften a preference, making the request sound more natural and less demanding.
La queremos poco ruidosa y un poco apartada.
We want it not very noisy and a little secluded.
apartado
[ah-par-TAH-doh]
separate; secluded; away from
Describes a table or spot that is set apart from others, often quieter or more private.
Buscamos un sitio apartado para una cena tranquila.
We are looking for a secluded spot for a quiet dinner.
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