A platform that changed at the last minute in Spanish
You're standing on platform 7 with your suitcase when the loudspeaker says your bus now leaves from platform 12, and you have five minutes.
The phrase
¿Sabes si el autobús sale de este andén?10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1andén/anˈden/
platformnoun
Raised floor at a station where you wait to board.
- 2altavoz/altaˈbos/
loudspeakernoun
Device that makes a sound loud enough to be heard far away.
- 3anuncio/aˈnunsjo/
announcementnoun
Message someone says out loud so everyone finds out about something.
- 4
letrerosign
- 5
cambiarto change
- 6
confundirto mix up
- 7
prisahurry
- 8
correrto run
- 9
empujarto push
- 10
nerviosonervous
The sentences3 of 10
¿Sabes si el autobús sale de este andén?
Do you know if the bus leaves from this platform?
No entendí nada, el altavoz se oye muy mal.
I didn't catch any of that, the loudspeaker sounds terrible.
¿Alcanzaste a oír el anuncio del altavoz?
Did you manage to hear the announcement over the loudspeaker?
Pronunciation
andén/anˈden/
The accent mark decides it: the stress falls on den, an-DÉN, not on the a.
altavoz/altaˈbos/
The v sounds just like a b and the z sounds like an s: al-ta-BOS, with the stress at the end.
anuncio/aˈnunsjo/
The c sounds like an s and -cio is a single syllable: a-NUN-sio.
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- How do you say 'platform' in Spanish for a bus or train station?
- Andén, a raised floor at a station where you wait to board.
- How do you ask if the bus leaves from this platform?
- You can say '¿Sabes si el autobús sale de este andén?'.
The same situation in Portuguese.