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How do you say "does this train stop at" in Spanish (Latin America)?
¿Este tren se detiene en
In Spanish (Latin America), "does this train stop at" is ¿Este tren se detiene en.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "Este tren se detiene en" as E-ste TREN SE de-TIE-ne EN, keeping the r light and the vowels short and clean the way they're spoken across Mexico and Latin America.
Grammar notes
¿Este tren se detiene en is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
does this train stop at
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How to remember ¿Este tren se detiene en
Focus on the first syllable of "Este tren se detiene en" as a hook, then attach the meaning "does this train stop at" to that single sound.
Related words
- turn left gira a la izquierda
- turn right gira a la derecha
- go straight ahead Sigue derecho
- its on the left está a la izquierda
- its on the right está a la derecha
- its around the corner Está a la vuelta de la esquina
- how far is it ¿qué tan lejos está?
- is it walking distance ¿Está a distancia caminable?
- which bus goes to a qué autobús va
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Questions about ¿Este tren se detiene en
How do you pronounce ¿Este tren se detiene en?
Pronounce "Este tren se detiene en" as E-ste TREN SE de-TIE-ne EN, keeping the r light and the vowels short and clean the way they're spoken across Mexico and Latin America.
Is ¿Este tren se detiene en formal or casual?
¿Este tren se detiene en is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is ¿Este tren se detiene en used in Spanish (Latin America)?
¿Este tren se detiene en is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (does this train stop at).
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