How to Say ‘The Town Hall square’ in Spain Spanish
La plaza del Ayuntamiento
lah PLAH-thah del ah-yoon-tah-MYEN-toh
[lah PLAH-thah del ah-yoon-tah-MYEN-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: de + el always merge into del: la plaza del Ayuntamiento. The same happens with a + el, which becomes al.
Phrase Breakdown
La plaza
lah PLAH-thah
The square
'Plaza' is a town square. In Spain the 'z' sounds like the English 'th': 'PLA-tha'.
La plaza está llena.
The square is full.
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.
del Ayuntamiento
del ah-yoon-tah-MYEN-toh
of the Town Hall
'Del' is 'de' plus 'el'. 'Ayuntamiento' means town hall and is stressed on 'a-yun-ta-MIEN-to'.
Trabajo en el Ayuntamiento.
I work at the Town Hall.
Words in this phrase
del
[del]
of the
Contraction of 'de' + 'el'.
La puerta del coche.
The car door.
Ayuntamiento
[ah-yoon-tah-MYEN-toh]
town council
Local city government, also the town hall.
El ayuntamiento cierra la calle.
The council closes the street.
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