How to Say ‘Isn't there any way?’ in Portuguese
Não haverá maneira?
nowng ah-veh-RAH mah-NAY-rah
[nowng ah-veh-RAH mah-NAY-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: haverá is the future form of há, but here it softens the question into a gentle "surely there's some way?" rather than talking about the future.
Phrase Breakdown
Não
[nowng]
no / not
A negative word used to deny or negate something.
Não temos valet, mas há estacionamento perto.
We do not have valet, but there is parking nearby.
haverá
[ah-veh-RAH]
will there be
Future of haver; used in questions to express polite wondering.
Haverá lugar para estacionar?
Might there be a place to park?
maneira
[mah-NAY-rah]
way / means
A way or method of doing something.
Não há maneira de chegar a tempo.
There's no way to arrive on time.
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