How to Say ‘Easy to see’ in Portuguese
Fáceis de ver
FAH-seysh dih vehr
[FAH-seysh dih vehr]
💬 Usage Tip: [Adjective] + [de] + verb is a very common pattern in Portuguese: [fáceis de ver], [difícil de ler], [simples de entender]. It's one of the easiest ways to describe how usable or visible something is.
Phrase Breakdown
Fáceis
[FAH-seysh]
easy
Plural adjective used for things that are easy to understand, see, or use.
As linhas são fáceis de seguir no gráfico.
The lines are easy to follow on the chart.
De ver
dih vehr
To see
Infinitive phrase used after 'fáceis' to indicate what is easy.
São fáceis de ver no gráfico.
They are easy to see in the graph.
Words in this phrase
de
[dih]
to / of
Preposition used here in the expression 'de ver' meaning 'to see'.
Este detalhe é simples de notar.
This detail is simple to notice.
ver
[vehr]
see
Verb meaning to see or notice visually.
Podemos ver o valor mais alto rapidamente.
We can see the highest value quickly.
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