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How to Say ‘Do you have something cheaper?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Tiene algo más barato?

tee-EH-neh AHL-goh MAHS bah-RAH-toh

[tee-EH-neh AHL-goh MAHS bah-RAH-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: [más barato] means "cheaper," and the ending changes to match the thing: [más barato], [más barata], [más baratos], [más baratas]. Same pattern with [más caro]/[más cara].

Phrase Breakdown

Tiene

[tee-EH-neh]

do you have

Polite form of 'you have' used when asking a seller.

Example

¿Tiene algo más barato en otra marca?

Do you have something cheaper in another brand?

algo

[AHL-goh]

something

Refers to an unspecified thing.

Example

Busco algo sencillo para llevar de regalo.

I’m looking for something simple to take as a gift.

más

[MAHS]

more

Used for comparison, meaning a greater amount or degree.

Example

Quiero algo más económico si se puede.

I want something more affordable if possible.

barato

[bah-RAH-toh]

cheap / cheaper

Describes something low in price; here it means cheaper.

Example

Ese modelo está barato comparado con el otro.

That model is cheap compared with the other one.

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