How to Say ‘Isn't it confusing?’ in Portuguese
Não fica confuso?
nowng FEE-kah kon-FOO-zoo
[nowng FEE-kah kon-FOO-zoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [ficar] is often used for "to become" or "to end up," not just "to stay." So [fica confuso] means "it becomes/is confusing," like [fica mais claro] = "it becomes clearer."
Phrase Breakdown
Não
[nowng]
not; no
Negative word used to deny or negate something.
Não fica confuso? quando usamos demasiadas cores.
Doesn't it get confusing? when we use too many colors.
fica
[FEE-kah]
becomes; gets
From the verb ficar, used for becoming or ending up in a state.
O gráfico fica mais claro com menos símbolos.
The chart becomes clearer with fewer symbols.
confuso
[kon-FOO-zoo]
confusing; confused
Describes something that is not easy to follow or understand.
Não fica confuso? se cada série tiver uma forma diferente?
Doesn't it get confusing if each series has a different shape?
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