How to Say ‘To Calle Mayor’ in Spain Spanish
A la calle Mayor
ah lah KAH-yeh mah-YOR
[ah lah KAH-yeh mah-YOR]
💬 Usage Tip: Street names often take [la]: [a la calle Mayor], [en la calle Alcalá]. But with [centro] you'd say [al centro], not [a el centro].
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
to
A preposition showing direction or destination.
Le digo al taxista: «A la calle Mayor».
I tell the taxi driver: “To Calle Mayor.”
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article, used before 'calle'.
Le digo al taxista: «A la calle Mayor».
I tell the taxi driver: “To Calle Mayor.”
calle
[KAH-yeh]
street
A common word for a street or road in a town or city.
Le digo al taxista: «A la calle Mayor».
I tell the taxi driver: “To Calle Mayor.”
Mayor
[mah-YOR]
Main / Mayor
Here it is the street name 'Mayor', often translated as 'Main' in street names like 'Calle Mayor'.
Le digo al taxista: «A la calle Mayor».
I tell the taxi driver: “To Calle Mayor.”
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