How to Say ‘You can cancel’ in Mexican Spanish
Puede cancelar
PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAHR
[PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [puede] can mean [you can] in a formal, customer-facing way. The same form also means [he/she can], so context tells you who it refers to.
Phrase Breakdown
Puede
[PWEH-deh]
you can / can
From poder; in formal usted style, puede means you can or are able to.
Puede cambiar la hora si avisa con anticipación.
You can change the time if you notify in advance.
cancelar
[kahn-seh-LAHR]
to cancel / cancel
Verb used for canceling a reservation, often subject to a deadline or fee.
Puede cancelar sin cargo antes de las cinco.
You can cancel without charge before five o'clock.
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