How to Say ‘Isn't there a fixed fare?’ in Spain Spanish
¿No hay tarifa fija?
noh eye tah-REE-fah FEE-hah
[noh eye tah-REE-fah FEE-hah]
💬 Usage Tip: hay covers both "there is" and "there are" and never changes form. Putting no in front turns it into a gentle check: ¿No hay descuento? "Isn't there a discount?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿No hay
noh eye
Isn't there
'Hay' means 'there is/are' and sounds like the English word 'eye'. The 'h' is silent.
¿No hay agua?
Isn't there any water?
Words in this phrase
No
[noh]
not
Negates the phrase and helps express playful rejection.
Casi no me vale ese intento de ligue.
That flirting attempt almost doesn’t work for me.
hay
[eye]
there is
Form of 'haber' used to say something exists or is present.
Cuando no oigo bien, digo: Hay mucho ruido.
When I can't hear well, I say: There is a lot of noise.
tarifa fija?
tah-REE-fah FEE-hah
a fixed fare?
Let your voice rise at the end to make it a question. The 'j' in 'fija' is throaty.
¿Tienen tarifa fija?
Do you have a fixed fare?
Words in this phrase
tarifa
[tah-REE-fah]
fare / rate
A set price charged for a service.
¿Cuál es la tarifa al centro?
What is the fare to the centre?
fija
[FEE-hah]
fixed
Feminine adjective meaning set or unchanging, like a fixed price.
El precio es una cantidad fija.
The price is a fixed amount.
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