It means "the opposite of expensive" Cheap in spanish is "barato"
Cheap, inexpensive.
Mucho Barato... was created in 1996.
You have two options: "bien de precio" or just "barato" The first one indicates that you think the price is acceptable or right. It is generally used to mean inexpensive. Barato is "cheap". Baratois often associatedwith poor quality unless you are lucky and strike a goodbargain or catch something really interesting at the sales. Hope this helps!
Costoso/a, caro/a
Translation: Very cheap/affordable
es muy muy barato
The cast of Un marido barato - 1941 includes: Nini Montani as Nuri Luque Alberto Romea as don Gregorio
estos barrato
The cast of Vende-se Barato - 1996 includes: Nuno Cardoso Pedro Carreira Catarina Martins Roberto Merino Ricardo Salgado
There are many ways to translate that, but I think that the best option is "barato"
porque es mas barato y divertido