How to Say “Aisle” in Spanish

pasillo
/paˈsiʝo/masculine
The Spanish word for aisle is pasillo.
The word pasillo is used for aisles in various contexts, including supermarkets, airplanes, theaters and churches.
Meaning: corridor in a supermarket (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of pasillo is pasillos. To specify an 'aisle seat' (such as on a plane or bus), use the phrase asiento de pasillo.

How do you pronounce it?

/paˈsiʝo/

Did you know?

  • Beyond being a corridor, a pasillo is also a traditional style of folk music and dance from Colombia and other parts of Latin America.
  • The suffix -illo in pasillo is a diminutive, which in Spanish can imply something is small, narrow, or even slightly endearing.
  • In Spanish, the word pasillo is used for both a supermarket aisle and a hallway in a house, whereas English uses two distinct words.

Examples in context

  • Quiero un asiento de pasillo.
    I want an aisle seat.
    This sentence shows how to request an aisle seat using pasillo.
    Tatoeba #7038135 by arh, translation #7050968 by Goatstein
  • Sólo había asientos de pasillo.
    There were only aisle seats.
    This sentence describes a situation where only aisle seats were available using pasillo.
    Tatoeba #7865175 by arh, translation #8301081 by sundown
  • ¿Me podría sentar en el pasillo?
    Could I sit on the aisle?
    This sentence is a way to ask if you can sit in the aisle using pasillo.
    Tatoeba #2192159 by marcelostockle, translation #278423 by CK
  • Por favor, camine por el pasillo hasta llegar a la salida.
    Please walk down the aisle until you reach the exit.
  • 5 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Javier and Lucía are shopping at a supermarket.

  1. Javier

    ¿Sabes en qué pasillo está el arroz?
    Do you know which aisle the rice is in?
  2. Lucía

    Creo que está en el pasillo cuatro.
    I think it is in aisle four.
  3. Javier

    Vale, voy a ver si lo encuentro.
    Okay, I'll go see if I find it.
  4. Lucía

    Ten cuidado, que hay mucha gente allí.
    Be careful, there are a lot of people there.

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