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How to Say ‘Can I cancel?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Puedo cancelar?

Pweh-doh kahn-seh-LAHR

[Pweh-doh kahn-seh-LAHR]

💬 Usage Tip: puedo "I can" goes straight before the action word in its basic form, with nothing in between. Swap it in: ¿Puedo pagar? "Can I pay?"

Phrase Breakdown

Puedo

[Pweh-doh]

I can

Auxiliary verb used to indicate ability, possibility, or permission.

Example

¡Puedo ayudarte si quieres!

I can help you if you want!

cancelar

[kahn-seh-LAHR]

to cancel

Infinitive verb: to call off a plan or booking.

Example

Quiero cancelar mi mesa.

I want to cancel my table.

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