How to Say ‘Without charging you’ in Mexican Spanish
Sin cobrarle
seen koh-BRAHR-leh
[seen koh-BRAHR-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: le is attached to the end of cobrar here. After sin, the verb stays in its basic form and small words like le join onto it: sin decirle "without telling you".
Phrase Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
without
A preposition meaning 'without.'
Sin falta te confirmo la reunión mañana.
Without fail I’ll confirm the meeting tomorrow.
cobrarle
[koh-BRAHR-leh]
to charge you
'Cobrar' (to charge) plus 'le' (you, formal).
No quiero cobrarle mucho.
I don't want to charge you much.
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