Meaning
Indicates a direction directly forward without turning.
Cultural Background
In Spain, 'todo recto' is the most common way to give directions. In Mexico, 'todo derecho' is preferred over 'todo recto'. Argentines often use 'derecho' for both straight and right, but 'todo derecho' is clearly for straight. Colombians are very polite and will often add 'por favor' when giving directions.
Regional variation
Remember to use 'derecho' in Latin America.
Meaning
Indicates a direction directly forward without turning.
Regional variation
Remember to use 'derecho' in Latin America.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
Para llegar al banco, sigue ____ ____.
Todo recto is the standard phrase.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesPara llegar al banco, sigue ____ ____.
Todo recto is the standard phrase.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsIt is neutral and used in all contexts.
Related Phrases
Girar a la derecha
contrastTurn right
Girar a la izquierda
contrastTurn left
