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How to Say ‘I don't have any cash on me’ in Portuguese

Não trago dinheiro

nao TRAH-goo djee-NYEY-roo

[nao TRAH-goo djee-NYEY-roo]

💬 Usage Tip: trazer means "to bring", but não trago is the natural way to say you don't have something on you. Same pattern: Não trago a carteira "I don't have my wallet on me".

Phrase Breakdown

Não

[nao]

not

Used to make a verb negative.

Example

Eu não gosto dessa rota.

I do not like this route.

trago

[TRAH-goo]

I carry / I have on me

From 'trazer'; here means having something with you.

Example

Não trago a carteira.

I don't have my wallet on me.

dinheiro

[djee-NYEY-roo]

Cash

Money in the form of coins or notes.

Example

Preciso de dinheiro para pagar.

I need cash to pay.

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