How do you say "Of that / about that" in Portuguese?

"Of that / about that" in Portuguese is "Disso". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘Of that / about that’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "Disso" mean in English?

"Disso" means "Of that / about that" in English. Usage tip: [gostar] usually takes [de], so Portuguese often says the equivalent of "I like of that": [Gosto disso]. Same pattern: [Gosto de música] or [Gostas disto?].

Disso

DEE-soo

[DEE-soo]

💬 Usage Tip: [gostar] usually takes [de], so Portuguese often says the equivalent of "I like of that": [Gosto disso]. Same pattern: [Gosto de música] or [Gostas disto?].

Phrase Breakdown

Disso

[DEE-soo]

of that; that

Pronoun used after gostar and some other expressions to refer to that idea or thing.

Example

Disso eu não tenho dúvidas no gráfico.

About that I have no doubts in the chart.

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