How to Say ‘Extra cost’ in Mexican Spanish
Costo extra
KOS-toh EKS-trah
[KOS-toh EKS-trah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, [costo extra] sounds natural, but in everyday speech you may also hear [cargo extra]. Both mean an added fee.
Phrase Breakdown
Costo
[KOS-toh]
cost
The price or charge for something.
El Costo extra del valet es bajo.
The extra cost of the valet is low.
extra
[EKS-trah]
extra
Additional, beyond the normal price.
El costo extra aplica por la noche.
The extra cost applies at night.
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