Dispute with taxi driver: Fare disputes

💬 [llévame] combines the command [lleva] with [me], so Spanish often sticks object words onto the end: [dime], [espéreme]. The written accent stays to keep the stress in the same place.

💬 [estación] is a common stress pattern: words ending in [-ción] are stressed on that last syllable and written with an accent, like [dirección] and [situación]. The [c] before [i] is pronounced (s) in Mexico, not (th).

💬 Spanish often uses the article where English drops it, so [la estación] is the normal way to say [the station] and often also just [station] in context. Same idea with [el aeropuerto] for [the airport/airport].

🇲🇽 A driver saying [sube] is normal and direct, not rude. If you want to be more polite yourself, you're more likely to say [¿me puede llevar...?] than give commands.

💬 [serán] literally means [they will be], but with prices it often means [it'll be]: [serán 200 pesos]. You'll hear the plural because the amount is really [200 pesos], not an unstated singular [it].