How to Say ‘Is not lacking / there is plenty’ in Portuguese
Não falta
nowng FAHL-tuh
[nowng FAHL-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often uses [não falta] to mean there's plenty of something, not just that it "isn't lacking." You can reuse it with other nouns: [Dinheiro não falta.] [Assunto não falta.]
Phrase Breakdown
Não
[nowng]
not
Negation word used to deny or reverse the statement.
Em "Não falta", "Não" prepara uma observação com tom divertido.
In "Doesn't lack," "not" sets up an observation with a playful tone.
falta
[FAHL-tuh]
is lacking
From faltar; here it means something is definitely not missing.
Na expressão "Não falta", "falta" indica que há de sobra.
In the expression "Doesn't lack," "is lacking" indicates there is plenty of it.
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