How to Say ‘Take the next exit.’ in Spain Spanish
Tome la próxima salida.
TOH-meh lah PROK-see-mah sah-LEE-dah
[TOH-meh lah PROK-see-mah sah-LEE-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tomar] is another common verb for [take] in route instructions: [Tome la próxima salida]. You can reuse it with roads too, though in Spain [coja] is also very common.
Phrase Breakdown
Tome
[TOH-meh]
take
Formal command of tomar, often used for roads, exits, or transport.
Tome la próxima salida de la rotonda.
Take the next exit at the roundabout.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article, used with salida.
Tome la salida de la derecha.
Take the exit on the right.
próxima
[PROK-see-mah]
next / upcoming
Refers to the following exit coming soon.
La próxima salida está cerca.
The next exit is near.
salida
[sah-LEE-dah]
exit
A road exit, especially from a roundabout or motorway.
No pase esa salida; tome esta.
Don't pass that exit; take this one.
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