Spanish · Travel & Getting Around
"Seat" in Spanish: asiento
el asiento
A seat is el asiento. It is masculine. Use it for buses, planes, and theaters.
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How to pronounce asiento
Say it
ah-SYEN-toh
/a.ˈsjen.to/
ah-SYEN-toh. Stress SYEN.
"Seat" in Spanish: quick reference
| Spanish | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| el asiento | the seat Default noun. | Default noun. |
| asiento de ventana | window seat Travel preference. | Travel preference. |
| asiento libre | free / empty seat Looking around. | Looking around. |
| reservar un asiento | to reserve a seat Booking. | Booking. |
How to use asiento in real life
- 1Bus
¿Está libre este asiento?
Is this seat free?
Polite ask.
- 2Plane
Quiero un asiento de ventana.
I want a window seat.
Preference.
- 3Theater
Nuestro asiento es la fila B.
Our seat is row B.
Ticket info.
Mistakes English speakers make with asiento
Incorrect: La asiento está ocupado.
Correct: El asiento está ocupado.
Asiento is masculine: el asiento.
Incorrect: Busco un seat libre.
Correct: Busco un asiento libre.
Use asiento, not English seat.
Good to know
Asiento is the physical seat. On buses people ask ¿Está libre? before sitting. A reserved asiento may show a number.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Finding seats on a long bus
ChatPal
Hay un asiento libre atrás.
There's a free seat in the back.
You
Prefiero un asiento cerca de la puerta.
I prefer a seat near the door.
ChatPal
Entonces toma este.
Then take this one.
You
Gracias. Guardo mi boleto.
Thanks. I'll keep my ticket.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Seat" in Spanish
Gender of asiento?
Masculine: el asiento.
Window seat?
Asiento de ventana.
Is this seat free?
¿Está libre este asiento?
Pronounce asiento?
ah-SYEN-toh, stress SYEN.
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