How to Say ‘Does it cost extra?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tiene costo extra?
TYEH-neh KOHS-toh EKS-trah
[TYEH-neh KOHS-toh EKS-trah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Plant-based milks often cost extra in Mexican cafés, so asking before you order is normal and not seen as cheap.
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[TYEH-neh]
has
Used to show possession or ownership.
Ella tiene un auto nuevo.
She has a new car.
costo
[KOHS-toh]
cost
Noun for the price of something.
El envío no tiene costo.
Shipping has no cost.
extra
[EKS-trah]
extra
Adjective meaning additional; doesn't change form.
Quiero un shot extra.
I want an extra shot.
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