How to use Faltar | The Spanish verb Faltar | Learn Spanish online

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In this video you will learn the Verb Faltar. This is a common Spanish verb that is hard to understand if you think about it literally. The verb Faltar doesn't have a literal translation in English. It could represent the lack or the absence of something, or somebody.
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Thank you for making this verb, Faltar, easier to understand and how it is used.

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Excellent lesson. Gracias por tu ayuda

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Gracias! Very clear explanation.

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[@odin4831]

Mi amigo me hace falta, porque no miss the feeling?

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Buena pregunta! 🙂 "Me hace falta" as a feeling still expresses the absence of something. In your example "Mi amigo" is the one missing to me. He is not here and I "feel" like I miss him.
I could say "Me hace falta una manzana" after I have eaten 10 apples, not to express a feeling but to play a joke. The grammatical meaning will remain the same, I'm missing one more apple. However, I'm not trying to express a feeling. I'm trying to play a joke. Although emotions can be subjective, they still fall within the same grammar rules.
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