How to Say ‘There is not going to be’ in Spain Spanish
No va a haber
no ba a a-ber
[no ba a a-ber]
💬 Usage Tip: With haber for "there is/are," Spanish often uses va a haber for "there is going to be," even though English uses "be." Reuse it as va a haber problemas or no va a haber tiempo.
Phrase Breakdown
No
[no]
no
Used to express negation or denial.
No hay pan.
There is no bread.
va
[ba]
is going to
Indicates a future action or event.
Va a llover.
It is going to rain.
a
[a]
to
A preposition often used before a verb to indicate an infinitive form.
Voy a estudiar.
I am going to study.
haber
[a-ber]
there be
A form of the verb 'haber', used to indicate existence.
Debe haber una solución.
There must be a solution.
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