How to Say ‘You can cancel free of charge.’ in Spain Spanish
Puede cancelar sin coste.
PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAR seen KOS-teh
[PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAR seen KOS-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Puede] is the formal "you" form, so this is a polite customer-service way to say what you're allowed to do. Informally to a friend it would be [Puedes cancelar sin coste].
Phrase Breakdown
Puede cancelar
PWEH-deh kahn-seh-LAR
You can cancel
Formal or polite way to say cancellation is allowed.
Puede cancelar la cita por teléfono.
You can cancel the appointment by phone.
Words in this phrase
Puede
[PWEH-deh]
you can
Form of poder used to say someone is allowed or able to do something.
Puede cancelar sin coste si avisa con tiempo.
You can cancel at no cost if you let them know in advance.
cancelar
[kahn-seh-LAR]
to cancel
Verb used for cancelling a booking, reservation, or plan.
Si no puede venir, puede cancelar sin coste.
If you cannot come, you can cancel at no cost.
Sin coste
seen KOS-teh
At no cost / free of charge
Indicates that no fee is charged.
La modificación es sin coste.
The change is free of charge.
Words in this phrase
sin
[seen]
without
Used to show that something does not include a fee or condition.
En este restaurante puede cancelar sin coste.
At this restaurant you can cancel without charge.
coste
[KOS-teh]
cost; charge
Refers to the money charged for a service or action.
Puede cancelar sin coste hasta las ocho.
You can cancel at no cost until eight o’clock.
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