How to Say "levant" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “levant” is “oriente” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
El sol siempre sale por el oriente.
The sun always rises in the east.
Mi casa está al oriente de la ciudad.
My house is to the east of the city.
Estudiamos la historia del Lejano Oriente.
We are studying the history of the Far East.
Masculine Direction
All four cardinal directions (oriente, occidente, norte, sur) are masculine nouns in Spanish, so they use 'el'.
Mixing Oriente and Este
Mistake: “Using 'Este' (which means 'this') when referring to the direction in more formal or literary contexts.”
Correction: 'Oriente' is often preferred over 'este' in formal writing or when referring to the region (The Orient). Both are correct for the direction 'east'.
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