How to Say ‘I'm going to Mayor Street.’ in Spain Spanish
Voy a la calle Mayor.
boy ah lah KAH-yeh mah-YOR
[boy ah lah KAH-yeh mah-YOR]
💬 Usage Tip: For destinations, Spanish often uses [voy a ...]: [Voy a la calle Mayor], [Voy al aeropuerto]. [A] changes to [al] before masculine singular nouns like [aeropuerto], but stays [a la] before [calle].
🇪🇸 In Spain: This is a normal, efficient way to give a taxi destination in Spain. Locals will often say the street first, then the building number after: [Voy a la calle Mayor. Número doce].
Phrase Breakdown
Voy
[boy]
I'm going
Used to say where you are headed.
En el taxi digo: «Voy a la calle Mayor».
In the taxi I say: “I’m going to Calle Mayor.”
A la calle Mayor
ah lah KAH-yeh mah-YOR
to Mayor Street
A means to, and la calle Mayor is the name of the street.
Voy a la calle Mayor ahora.
I’m going to Mayor Street now.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Shows the destination of movement.
En el taxi digo: «Voy a la calle Mayor».
In the taxi I say: “I’m going to Calle Mayor.”
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular article before 'calle'.
En el taxi digo: «Voy a la calle Mayor».
In the taxi I say: “I’m going to Calle Mayor.”
calle
[KAH-yeh]
street
Refers to the street in the address.
En el taxi digo: «Voy a la calle Mayor».
In the taxi I say: “I’m going to Calle Mayor.”
Mayor
[mah-YOR]
Mayor / Main
The proper name of the street: 'Calle Mayor'.
En el taxi digo: «Voy a la calle Mayor».
In the taxi I say: “I’m going to Calle Mayor.”
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