How to Say "landing-to-landing" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “landing-to-landing” is “tramo” — B1 level.
English → SpanishB1
nounB1
one continuous series of steps
Examples
Subí tres tramos de escaleras y estoy agotado.
I went up three flights of stairs and I'm exhausted.
El primer tramo de la escalera es de mármol.
The first flight of the staircase is made of marble.
Hay un descanso amplio después de cada tramo.
There is a wide landing after each flight.
Counting Stairs
Spanish uses 'escalón' for a single step, and 'tramo' for the whole group of steps between floors.
Don't use 'vuelo'
Mistake: “Saying 'un vuelo de escaleras'.”
Correction: Even though English says 'flight,' Spanish uses 'tramo'. 'Vuelo' is only for birds or planes!
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