Toll in Spanish
Toll in Spanish is peaje (peh-AH-heh). It's masculine: el peaje.
- Spanish
- el peaje
- Say it
- el peh-AH-heh
- Gender
- Masculine: el peaje
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Spanish terms for parking and road travel
The other words in step 3 of Driving Words in Spanish.
- el atascotraffic jam · el ah-TAHS-koh
- el límite de velocidadspeed limit · el LEE-mee-teh deh beh-loh-see-DAHD
- el permiso de conducirdriver's license · el pehr-MEE-soh deh kohn-doo-SEER
- el estacionamientoparking lot · el ehs-tah-syoh-nah-MYEHN-toh
- el paso de peatonespedestrian crossing · el PAH-soh deh peh-ah-TOH-nehs
- la gasolineragas station · lah gah-soh-lee-NEH-rah
- la calle de sentido únicoone-way street · lah KAH-yeh deh sehn-TEE-doh OO-nee-koh
- el arcénshoulder (road) · el ahr-SEHN
Questions about peaje
How do you say toll in Spanish?
Toll in Spanish is el peaje.
How do you pronounce peaje?
Say it peh-AH-heh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: AH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is peaje masculine or feminine in Spanish?
peaje is masculine, so it takes el: el peaje.
What does peaje mean in English?
In English, el peaje means toll.
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