Today's
word is: "pasillo"
= corridor
In
Spanish, “pasillo”
is a masculine noun of Latin origin, which means corridor
or hallway,
and used as in:
- El baño queda al final del pasillo a la derecha (the bathroom is at the end of the corridor/ hallway on the right)
Some
Spanish expressions with the word “pasillo”
are:
- Asiento de pasillo* (aisle seat)
- Formar un pasillo** (to make a corridor or passageway)
Notes
*Mainly transport
terminology: planes, trains, buses, etc.
**
Often refers to lines of people forming a
'guard of honour' as a sign of respect or to
provide a secure passage
In
Colombia, Ecuador and Panama a “pasillo”
is a type of dance/ music
Love-Spanish.com
loves the word "pasillo" in the YouTube clip: EfectoPasillo - Pan y Mantequilla
*NB
'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “pasillo” in the link to hear the word pronounced.
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