How to Say ‘A private area’ in Mexican Spanish
Un área privada
Oon AH-rye-ah pree-VAH-dah
[Oon AH-rye-ah pree-VAH-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Adjectives usually come after the noun in Spanish: [un área privada], not [a private area] word-for-word. You can reuse that order with lots of descriptions: [un salón privado], [una mesa grande].
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[Oon]
An
A form of the indefinite article used before a singular noun starting with a vowel sound.
Reservaron un área privada.
They reserved a private area.
área
[AH-rye-ah]
Area
A space allocated or marked for a specific use.
El área privada está reservada.
The private area is reserved.
privada
[pree-VAH-dah]
Private
Belonging to or for the use of one particular person or group.
Necesitamos un área privada para el evento.
We need a private area for the event.
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