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How to Say ‘At the next street.’ in Spain Spanish

En la próxima calle.

en lah PROK-see-mah KAH-yeh

[en lah PROK-see-mah KAH-yeh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Próxima] means the next one in a sequence, not necessarily the nearest in space in a general sense. You'll hear the same idea in [la próxima salida] for [the next exit].

Phrase Breakdown

En

[en]

in / on / at

Preposition used here to indicate the place where to turn or act.

Example

En la próxima calle, gire a la derecha.

At the next street, turn right.

la

[lah]

the

Feminine singular definite article, used with calle.

Example

En la próxima calle verá un semáforo.

At the next street you will see a traffic light.

próxima

[PROK-see-mah]

next / upcoming

Refers to the following one in sequence.

Example

Baje en la próxima parada.

Get off at the next stop.

calle

[KAH-yeh]

street

A road in a town or city.

Example

Coja esta calle y siga recto.

Take this street and go straight.

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