What is the translation of "Ya falta poco para que acabe enero" in English?

The phrase "Ya falta poco para que acabe enero" translates colloquially to: "It's only a little while left until January ends."

What does the word "ya" mean in this context?

In this phrase, "ya" (pronounced yà) means: already, now — used to emphasize immediacy or inevitability

In this phrase, "falta" (pronounced faltá) means: there is a lack of, it's lacking — here used idiomatically to mean 'there's not much time left'

In this phrase, "poco" (pronounced pòcuo) means: a little, a small amount — emphasizes the shortness of time

In this phrase, "para" (pronounced pàrā) means: for, in order to — introduces the purpose or result

In this phrase, "que" (pronounced qüè) means: that — introduces a subordinate clause

In this phrase, "acabe" (pronounced ahcábe) means: ends (subjunctive form) — used because the main clause expresses a wish or expectation

In this phrase, "enero" means: January — the month being referred to

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