Al Este

Al Este, in Spanish, literally translates to "to the east" or "eastward." It is used as an adverbial phrase indicating direction, specifying movement or location in an easterly direction. The phrase is comprised of "al," a contraction of "a el" (to the), and "este," meaning "east."

Usage:

The phrase "Al Este" functions similarly to the English phrase "to the east." It can describe:

• Direction of movement: indicating travel or motion towards the east.
• Relative location: specifying that something is situated in the eastern direction relative to a point of reference.
• General orientation: Describing the easterly aspect or direction of a place or object.