How to Say ‘It's needed’ in Spain Spanish
Hace falta
AH-seh FAHL-tah
[AH-seh FAHL-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: hace falta has nothing to do with weather despite hace. Add a noun or verb after it: hace falta lluvia "rain is needed", no hace falta "there's no need".
Phrase Breakdown
Hace
[AH-seh]
is (in 'hace falta')
Form of 'hacer' used in 'hace falta', meaning something is needed.
Hace falta un abrigo hoy.
A coat is needed today.
falta
[FAHL-tah]
need, lack
Noun used in 'hacer falta', to be necessary.
Me hace falta tiempo.
I need time.
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