Noun phrase.
/sin ˈpaɣo iˈniθjal/
"Sin pago inicial" translates to "without down payment" or "no initial payment" in English. It is commonly used in economic contexts to refer to a situation where no initial amount of money is required to be paid at the beginning of a transaction, typically seen in financial agreements such as loans, leases, or purchases.
This phrase is frequently used in both oral and written contexts, especially in advertisements for products or services where the lack of an initial payment is highlighted as a selling point.
Spanish: El contrato de arrendamiento se establece sin pago inicial. English: The lease agreement is set up without a down payment.
Spanish: Puede obtener este auto sin pago inicial. English: You can get this car with no initial payment.
Estar interesado en un producto, pero no poder dar una señal de compra, es frustrante.
A cuenta: On account
Pagamos el primer mes a cuenta de la deuda.
A plazos: In installments
Podemos pagar el televisor a plazos.
Financiar: To finance
Sin anticipo
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