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How to Say ‘The graph looks nice’ in Portuguese

O gráfico fica bonito

oo GRAH-fee-koo FEE-kah boo-NEE-too

[oo GRAH-fee-koo FEE-kah boo-NEE-too]

💬 Usage Tip: [ficar] is often used for how something looks or turns out: [fica bonito] = "it looks nice / comes out nice." Same idea in [fica bem] and [fica melhor].

Phrase Breakdown

O gráfico

oo GRAH-fee-koo

The graph / chart

Definite noun phrase referring to a specific graph or chart.

Example

O gráfico fica bonito.

The graph looks nice.

Words in this phrase

O

[oo]

the

Masculine singular definite article used before 'gráfico'.

Example

O gráfico fica mais claro com menos cores.

The chart becomes clearer with fewer colors.

gráfico

[GRAH-fee-koo]

chart; graph

A visual representation of data or information.

Example

Neste relatório, o gráfico usa várias formas geométricas.

In this report, the chart uses various geometric shapes.

fica

[FEE-kah]

becomes; looks

From the verb 'ficar'; here it means something ends up looking a certain way.

Example

Com estas cores, fica mais fácil ler o gráfico.

With these colors, it becomes easier to read the chart.

bonito

[boo-NEE-too]

beautiful; nice

Describes the chart as visually pleasing or attractive.

Example

Com um triângulo azul, o design fica bonito.

With a blue triangle, the design looks nice.

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