How to Say ‘Any extra cost’ in Spain Spanish
Algún coste extra
ahl-GOON KOS-teh EKS-trah
[ahl-GOON KOS-teh EKS-trah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Algún] is the shortened form of [alguno] before a masculine singular noun: [algún coste], [algún problema]. You do the same with [ningún] before masculine singular nouns.
Phrase Breakdown
Algún
[ahl-GOON]
any / some
Indefinite adjective meaning 'any' or 'some'; before a masculine singular noun.
¿Hay Algún coste extra por el aparcacoches?
Is there any extra cost for the valet service?
coste
[KOS-teh]
cost
Noun meaning 'cost' or 'price'; common in Spain.
El coste extra del servicio es bajo; el coste son cinco euros.
The extra cost of the service is low; the cost is five euros.
extra
[EKS-trah]
extra
Adjective meaning 'additional' or 'extra.'
Hay un suplemento extra los fines de semana; ese extra aparece en la reserva.
There is an extra surcharge on weekends; that extra appears in the reservation.
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