FALTAR in Portuguese
Faltar in Portuguese is one of those insanely useful verbs. You can say something is “em falta” to describe something that’s lacking or missing ➔ A cidade está em falta de água. (The city is lacking water.)
Read more...Faltar in Portuguese is one of those insanely useful verbs. You can say something is “em falta” to describe something that’s lacking or missing ➔ A cidade está em falta de água. (The city is lacking water.)
Read more...contractions dele & dela | using DEVER with verbs in the infinitive | the imperfect subjunctive with conditional | the imperfect subjunctive tense | faltar ➜ to lack, miss, be out of | resolver ➜ to resolve
present indicativefaltar to lack, misseufaltovocê, ele, elafaltanósfaltamosvocês, eles, elasfaltam Complete conjugation.
the imperfect tense | the imperfect tense of ESTAR | indefinite pronouns: qualquer, bastante, tanto | faltar ➜ to lack, miss, be out of
This expression using the verb FALTAR (to lack, run out of) means, to be out of. Use it to say things like:
expressing “here & there” | contractions dele & dela | contractions naquele, naquela, naquilo | the expression: em falta | indefinite pronouns: uns, vários, certo