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How to Say ‘The cancellation policy’ in Mexican Spanish

La política de cancelación

lah poh-LEE-tee-kah deh kahn-seh-lah-SYOHN

[lah poh-LEE-tee-kah deh kahn-seh-lah-SYOHN]

Phrase Breakdown

La

[lah]

the

Feminine singular definite article used with política.

Example

La política del restaurante está escrita en la página web.

The restaurant's policy is written on the website.

política

[poh-LEE-tee-kah]

policy

A formal rule or guideline, such as cancellation rules for reservations.

Example

La política puede exigir aviso con veinticuatro horas de anticipación.

The policy may require notice twenty-four hours in advance.

de

[deh]

of

Preposition linking two nouns, like policy of cancellation.

Example

De noche a veces aplican reglas diferentes para grupos grandes.

At night they sometimes apply different rules for large groups.

cancelación

[kahn-seh-lah-SYOHN]

cancellation

The act of canceling a reservation; often part of restaurant policy language.

Example

La cancelación sin aviso puede generar un cargo.

Cancellation without notice can generate a charge.

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