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How do you say "where is the train station" in Spanish (Latin America)?
donde está la estación de tren
In Spanish (Latin America), "where is the train station" is donde está la estación de tren.
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Pronunciation
"donde está la estación de tren" comes out close to DO-nde e-STA LA e-sta-SION DE TREN in a Mexican accent, with the j sounding like an English h and no trace of a lisped th.
Grammar notes
donde está la estación de tren is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
where is the train station
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Questions about donde está la estación de tren
How do you pronounce donde está la estación de tren?
"donde está la estación de tren" comes out close to DO-nde e-STA LA e-sta-SION DE TREN in a Mexican accent, with the j sounding like an English h and no trace of a lisped th.
Is donde está la estación de tren formal or casual?
donde está la estación de tren is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is donde está la estación de tren used in Spanish (Latin America)?
donde está la estación de tren is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (where is the train station).
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