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"Entrance" in Spanish: entrada
la entrada
An entrance is la entrada. It is feminine. Entrada can also mean a ticket.
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How to pronounce entrada
Say it
en-TRAH-dah
/en.ˈtɾa.ða/
en-TRAH-dah. Stress TRAH. Soft d.
"Entrance" in Spanish: quick reference
| Spanish | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| la entrada | the entrance / ticket Door or admission. | Door or admission. |
| entrada principal | main entrance Front door. | Front door. |
| por la entrada | through the entrance Directions. | Directions. |
| entrada libre | free admission No ticket cost. | No ticket cost. |
How to use entrada in real life
- 1Museum
La entrada principal está a la derecha.
The main entrance is on the right.
Door find.
- 2Ticket
¿Cuánto cuesta la entrada?
How much is admission?
Entrada as ticket.
- 3Crowd
Hay fila en la entrada.
There's a line at the entrance.
Wait warning.
Mistakes English speakers make with entrada
Incorrect: El entrada está abierta.
Correct: La entrada está abierta.
Entrada is feminine: la entrada.
Incorrect: Busco el entrance.
Correct: Busco la entrada.
Use entrada, not English entrance.
Good to know
Good to knowEntrada means entrance and also admission or a ticket. Context tells you which.
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Finding the museum door
ChatPal
¿Ves la entrada principal?
Do you see the main entrance?
You
Sí, la entrada tiene una fila larga.
Yes, the entrance has a long line.
ChatPal
Compramos boletos online.
We bought tickets online.
You
Entonces usamos la otra fila.
Then we use the other line.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Entrance" in Spanish
Is entrada feminine?
Yes: la entrada.
Ticket meaning?
Entrada can also mean admission.
Main entrance?
La entrada principal.
Pronounce entrada?
en-TRAH-dah, stress on TRAH.
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