Cancel a day before in Spanish

1. 1
   cancelar/kanseˈlaɾ/

   cancelverb

   To call off something that was arranged or planned.
2. 2
   avisar/abiˈsaɾ/

   let knowverb

   To tell someone something they need to know.
3. 3
   reprogramar/repɾoɡɾaˈmaɾ/

   rescheduleverb

   To change something that was already scheduled to another date or time.
4. 4

   disculpaapology

5. 5

   molestiahassle

6. 6

   imprevistounexpected thing

7. 7

   pendienteloose end

8. 8

   gripeflu

9. 9

   mensajemessage

10. 10

    imposibleimpossible

The sentences3 of 10

1. Tengo que cancelar la cena de mañana en la noche.

   I have to cancel tomorrow night's dinner.

2. Te quiero avisar desde hoy para que no me esperen.

   I want to let you know today so you don't wait for me.

3. ¿Podemos reprogramar la cena para el fin de semana?

   Can we reschedule the dinner for the weekend?

Pronunciation

• cancelar/kanseˈlaɾ/

  The c in 'ce' sounds like an s, and the stress falls on -lar.

• reprogramar/repɾoɡɾaˈmaɾ/

  The initial r is strong, like in 'perro', and the stress falls right at the end: re-pro-gra-MAR.