How to Say ‘Without fail’ in Mexican Spanish
Sin falta
seen FAHL-tah
[seen FAHL-tah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: [Sin falta] sounds firm and reassuring, like a real promise. Use it when you genuinely mean you'll follow through, since in professional contexts people may take it quite literally.
Phrase Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
without
A preposition meaning 'without.'
Sin falta te confirmo la reunión mañana.
Without fail I’ll confirm the meeting tomorrow.
falta
[FAHL-tah]
fail
In the phrase 'sin falta,' it means without failing or definitely.
Sin falta te envío mi portafolio esta tarde.
I’ll definitely send you my portfolio this afternoon.
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