How to Say "street directory" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “street directory” is “callejero” — B1 level.
English → SpanishB1
nounB1
an alphabetical list of streets
Examples
Perdona, ¿tienes un callejero de la ciudad?
Excuse me, do you have a street map of the city?
Consulta el callejero para ver dónde está la calle Mayor.
Check the street guide to see where Mayor Street is.
Antes siempre llevábamos un callejero en el coche.
We used to always carry a street directory in the car.
Always Masculine
When referring to a map, 'el callejero' is always masculine, regardless of who is using it.
Callejero vs. Mapa
Mistake: “Un callejero de España.”
Correction: Use 'mapa' for countries or large regions. 'Callejero' is specifically for cities or towns because it focuses on 'calles' (streets).
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