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How to Say ‘We're missing information from the client.’ in Portuguese

Falta-nos informação do cliente.

FAHL-tah-noosh een-foor-mah-SOWN doo klee-EN-tsh

[FAHL-tah-noosh een-foor-mah-SOWN doo klee-EN-tsh]

Phrase Breakdown

Falta-nos informação

FAHL-tah-noosh een-foor-mah-SOWN

We are missing information

Literally 'information is lacking to us'. The pronoun 'nos' is attached to the verb.

Example

Falta-nos tempo.

We are short of time.

Words in this phrase

Falta-nos

[FAHL-tah-noosh]

we lack

Faltar (to be missing) with nos: 'is missing to us'.

Example

Falta-nos tempo.

We lack time.

informação

[een-foor-mah-SOWN]

information

Facts or data; uncountable noun.

Example

Preciso de mais informação.

I need more information.

do cliente.

doo klee-EN-tsh

from the client.

'do' = de + o (of/from the). The 'o' sounds like 'u'.

Example

É o email do cliente.

It's the client's email.

Words in this phrase

[doo]

from the

Contraction of 'de' + 'o', meaning from or of the.

Example

Saio do hotel cedo.

I leave the hotel early.

cliente

[klee-EN-tsh]

client

Customer of a business.

Example

O cliente está satisfeito.

The client is satisfied.

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