How to Say ‘There is no more’ in French
Il n'y a plus
eel n ee ah ploo
[eel n ee ah ploo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Il n'y a plus] means "there is no more" here, with [plus] pronounced so you hear the final [s] (ploos). In positive sentences [plus] often means "more / anymore," so the meaning depends on context.
Phrase Breakdown
Il
[eel]
there
Part of the expression il y a, meaning there is or there are.
Il y a un souci dans l'immeuble.
There is an issue in the building.
n'
[n]
not
Negative marker used with plus in this phrase.
N' oubliez pas de répondre vite.
Do not forget to reply quickly.
y
[ee]
there
Pronoun in il y a, used in the expression there is or there are.
Y a-t-il une fuite aussi ?
Is there a leak too?
a
[ah]
is
Verb form in il y a, meaning there is or there are.
Il y a souvent de l'attente pour une réparation.
There is often a wait for a repair.
plus
[ploo]
no more / no longer
Used in negatives to mean no more or no longer.
Il ne fonctionne plus depuis hier.
It no longer works since yesterday.
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