How to Say ‘You can cancel at no cost.’ in Mexican Spanish
Puede cancelar sin costo.
PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAR seen KOS-toh
[PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAR seen KOS-toh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This sounds like formal policy wording, which is exactly where you'll hear it. Staff might say this on the phone or in person when explaining cancellation rules.
Phrase Breakdown
Puede cancelar
PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAR
you can cancel / it can be canceled
Formal or polite way to say cancellation is possible.
Puede cancelar hoy.
You can cancel today.
Words in this phrase
Puede
[PWEH-deh]
you can; may
A formal way to say someone is allowed or able to do something.
Usted puede llamar temprano si necesita cambiar la reserva.
You can call early if you need to change the reservation.
cancelar
[kahn-seh-LAR]
to cancel
Used for canceling a reservation, booking, or appointment.
Si no va a venir, es mejor cancelar con tiempo.
If you are not going to come, it is better to cancel ahead of time.
Sin costo
seen KOS-toh
at no cost / free of charge
Means there is no fee involved.
El cambio es sin costo.
The change is free of charge.
Words in this phrase
sin
[seen]
without
Shows that something happens with no fee or no extra condition.
Puede venir sin problema si llega unos minutos tarde.
You can come without a problem if you arrive a few minutes late.
costo
[KOS-toh]
cost; charge
Refers to the fee that may apply for a service or cancellation.
En este restaurante no hay costo por cambiar la hora.
At this restaurant there is no charge for changing the time.
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