How to Say ‘Stop here.’ in Spain Spanish
Pare aquí.
PAH-reh ah-KEE
[PAH-reh ah-KEE]
💬 Usage Tip: [Aquí] means [here], while [ahí] means [there], so that little change matters a lot in directions. Compare [Pare aquí] with [Está justo ahí].
Phrase Breakdown
Pare
[PAH-reh]
stop
Formal command of parar, used to ask the driver to stop.
Por favor, pare aquí delante del hotel.
Please stop here in front of the hotel.
aquí
[ah-KEE]
here
Indicates this exact place near the speaker.
Puede dejarme aquí, gracias.
You can drop me off here, thank you.
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