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How to Say ‘I need your measurements.’ in Portuguese

Preciso das suas medidas.

preh-SEE-zoo dash SOO-ash meh-DEE-dash

[preh-SEE-zoo dash SOO-ash meh-DEE-dash]

💬 Usage Tip: [de] + [as] becomes [das]. You'll see the same squeeze in lots of everyday phrases: [de + o = do], [de + a = da].

Phrase Breakdown

Preciso

[preh-SEE-zoo]

I need

First person singular of 'precisar'; used to express necessity.

Example

Preciso de mais tempo.

I need more time.

Das suas medidas

dash SOO-ash meh-DEE-dash

your measurements

Refers to the person’s body measurements. In Portugal, this is a natural phrase when asking for sizes or dimensions.

Example

Preciso das suas medidas para o fato.

I need your measurements for the suit.

Words in this phrase

das

[dash]

of the; from the

Contraction of 'de' + 'as'; here it means 'of the'.

Example

Preciso das suas medidas para começar.

I need your measurements to start.

suas

[SOO-ash]

your

Possessive adjective for plural feminine nouns like 'medidas'.

Example

As suas medidas parecem corretas.

Your measurements seem correct.

medidas

[meh-DEE-dash]

measurements

Body or clothing measurements, used especially in tailoring or fitting.

Example

As medidas são importantes para a roupa.

Measurements are important for clothing.

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