How to Say ‘Does it cost extra?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Tiene costo extra?
TYEH-neh KOS-toh EKS-trah
[TYEH-neh KOS-toh EKS-trah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often leaves out the subject here, so [¿Tiene costo extra?] means "does it have an extra cost?" with "it" understood from context. You can reuse the same pattern in [¿Tiene descuento?] or [¿Tiene límite de tiempo?]
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[TYEH-neh]
does it have
Used to ask if something includes a charge or feature.
¿Tiene costo extra el valet los fines de semana?
Does valet have an extra cost on weekends?
Costo extra
KOS-toh EKS-trah
Extra cost / additional charge
This means an added fee beyond the normal price.
¿El valet tiene costo extra?
Does valet have an extra cost?
Words in this phrase
costo
[KOS-toh]
cost
Refers to a monetary charge.
¿Tiene costo extra el estacionamiento?
Does the parking have an extra cost?
extra
[EKS-trah]
extra
Added or additional.
¿Tiene costo extra después de las diez?
Does it have an extra cost after ten?
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