Detras De

Real World Example

The Spanish phrase "detrás de" means "in back of" or "behind" in English. To help remember this, think of "detrás" as if you were saying "the tracks." Imagine a train chugging along: whatever is "detrás de" the train is "in back of" it, following the tracks it leaves behind. So, next time you hear "detrás de," picture yourself riding on the caboose, keeping track of everything behind! 🚂