How to Say ‘A small fee’ in Spain Spanish
Un pequeño cargo
oon peh-KEH-nyoh KAR-goh
[oon peh-KEH-nyoh KAR-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cargo] here means a fee or charge, not a physical "load." In travel and reservation language, [cobrar un cargo] is a common way to talk about penalties or extra fees.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Cobramos un pequeño cargo por cancelación tardía.
We charge a small fee for late cancellation.
pequeño
[peh-KEH-nyoh]
small
Adjective meaning little in size or amount.
Es un pequeño cargo, no una multa grande.
It is a small charge, not a big penalty.
cargo
[KAR-goh]
charge; fee
A noun meaning an amount of money charged.
Aplican un pequeño cargo si cancela tarde.
They apply a small charge if you cancel late.
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