How to Say ‘Another route’ in Mexican Spanish
Otro camino
oh-troh cah-mee-noh
[oh-troh cah-mee-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [camino] can mean a route or way, but for driving directions [ruta] or [calle] may be more specific depending on what you mean. [otro camino] is still natural in everyday speech.
Phrase Breakdown
Otro
[oh-troh]
Another
Different or distinct from one already mentioned.
Quiero otro café.
I want another coffee.
camino
[cah-mee-noh]
Path/route
A way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading.
Tomemos un camino diferente.
Let's take a different path.
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