How to Say ‘It reaches the square’ in Spain Spanish
Llega a la plaza
YEH-gah ah lah PLAH-thah
[YEH-gah ah lah PLAH-thah]
💬 Usage Tip: llegar "to arrive" takes a for the place you reach, never en: llega a la plaza, llego a Sevilla.
Phrase Breakdown
Llega a
YEH-gah ah
It arrives at
'Llega' comes from 'llegar' (to arrive), which is followed by 'a'. The two 'a' sounds blend: 'YE-ga-a'.
El tren llega a Madrid.
The train arrives in Madrid.
Words in this phrase
Llega
[YEH-gah]
arrives
Third person of 'llegar' (to arrive).
El tren llega a las diez.
The train arrives at ten.
a
[ah]
to
A preposition used before an infinitive verb.
Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.
He is willing to collaborate with the team.
la plaza
lah PLAH-thah
the square
This is the destination. Pronounce the 'z' like 'th'.
Vamos a la plaza.
Let's go to the square.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.
The people in that company seem kind.
plaza
[PLAH-thah]
square
Noun for an open public square in a town.
Nos vemos en la plaza.
See you in the square.
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