"I do not have time."

Translation: Eu não tenho tempo.

[ppmcltx]

is the sense of this wrong, it is awkward, to say "eu nao tenho o tempo"?

[Paulenrique]

Yes, it sounds awkward once "tempo" here is used in general sense.

[Lng52-._]

So, if someone asks you what time is it, can you also say: "Eu não tenho tempo" (I don't have THE time)?

[Paulenrique]

Eu não tenho tempo = I don't have time

Eu não tenho horas = I don't have the time

[akurzias]

would saying "eu não tenho do tempo" be wrong?

[Paulenrique]

It seems French and does not work in portuguese.

[akurzias]

That French partitive gets me all the time, even in other languages. Obrigado.

[mexevergreen]

Can you say eu Não tenho hora

[LadyMar1923]

So "tempo" means "weather" and "time." I don't get this??

[Paulenrique]

Yes, that's it.

[LadyMar1923]

Obrigada!

[birdmanbill]

So then, how would one say 'the weather and time‘ (are in our favour)...please?

[danfers]

O tempo está ao nosso favor !

[AndreasKof1]

What's up with ao?
please explain why and when it is used

[gustavo.pe16]

To weather for example: I look the sky and I say: "o tempo não está bom". To time.. When I'm doing an exam and the teacher says: "tempo está acabando"

[emeyr]

Ao = the preposition "a" + "o favor"

In (our) favor

[reeanynany]

Why "tenho" imstead of "tem"

[GuillermoB11]

I have => tenho
He, she, it, they, you have => tem

[LeslieWedd]

Could "o tempo" in this sentence mean "the time", as in what time of day it is?

Another word for " weather" is "clima" and another word for time is "hora". Então, pode "A clima e a hora não estão ao nosso favor" responder ao pergunta de birdmanbill?