How do you say le falto in English?

"Le falto" is Spanish, meaning "I am missing" or "I am lacking." Here are a few ways to say it in English, depending on the context:

General:

* I am missing something.

* I am lacking something.

* I need something.

* Something is missing.

* I am incomplete.

Specific:

* I am missing you. (If you are talking about a person)

* I am lacking motivation. (If you are talking about a feeling or quality)

* I need more information. (If you are talking about information)

Formal:

* I am deficient in this area.

* I have a shortcoming in this regard.

The best translation will depend on the specific context of your sentence.