How to Say ‘There's a corner over there’ in Spain Spanish
Hay un rincón allí
💬 Usage Tip: Directs visually.
🇪🇸 In Spain: Common in Spanish speech for pointing.
Phrase Breakdown
Hay un rincón
Allí
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Hay
[AH-ee]
There is
Used to indicate the existence of something.
Hay un rincón allí perfecto para una charla tranquila.
There is a corner there perfect for a quiet chat.
un
[OON]
A
Used to indicate a single item or unit. In this context, it is the indefinite article.
Siempre elijo un rincón tranquilo para leer allí.
I always choose a quiet corner to read there.
rincón
[reen-KON]
Corner
A place or angle where two sides or edges meet.
Ese rincón allí parece muy acogedor.
That corner there looks very cozy.
allí
[ah-YEE]
There
Used to refer to a place or location.
Me parece que hay un lugar tranquilo justo allí.
I think there's a quiet place just there.
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