How to Say ‘Your measurements’ in Portuguese
Das suas medidas
dash SOO-ash meh-DEE-dash
[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
Das
[dash]
of the; from the
Contraction of 'de' + 'as'; here it means 'of the' in 'das suas medidas'.
Preciso das suas medidas para o vestido.
I need your measurements for the dress.
suas
[SOO-ash]
your
Possessive adjective used with plural feminine nouns in formal or neutral address.
As suas medidas estão aqui.
Your measurements are here.
medidas
[meh-DEE-dash]
measurements
Plural noun used for body or size measurements, often for clothes.
As medidas do casaco são estas.
These are the measurements of the coat.
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