Cheap in Spanish

Cheap in Spanish is barato. In opposites in spanish, cheap is barato.

Yes: barato becomes barata with a feminine noun, and baratos and baratas in the plural.

In English, barato means cheap.

Cheap in Spanish is barato (bah-RAH-toh).

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How do you say cheap in Spanish?

Cheap in Spanish is barato. In opposites in spanish, cheap is barato.

How do you pronounce barato?

Say it bah-RAH-toh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: RAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.

Does barato change for feminine and plural?

Yes: barato becomes barata with a feminine noun, and baratos and baratas in the plural.

What does barato mean in English?

In English, barato means cheap.

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Updated 9 October 2026 · Pronunciation guides use Latin American Spanish.