How to Say ‘That would be very good for me’ in Portuguese
Isso seria muito bom para mim
EE-soo suh-REE-uh MWEEN-too bohng PAH-ruh meeng
[EE-soo suh-REE-uh MWEEN-too bohng PAH-ruh meeng]
Phrase Breakdown
Isso
[EE-soo]
that
Refers back to a suggestion or proposal previously mentioned.
Isso ajudaria bastante no próximo passo.
That would help a lot in the next step.
seria
[suh-REE-uh]
would be
Conditional verb used to express a polite or tentative opinion.
Seria uma boa ocasião para nos encontrarmos.
It would be a good occasion for us to meet.
Muito bom
MWEEN-too bohng
Very good
Common expression to show approval or positivity.
O plano é muito bom.
The plan is very good.
Words in this phrase
muito
[MWEEN-too]
very
Intensifier used before adjectives like bom.
Foi muito agradável falar consigo.
It was very pleasant speaking with you.
bom
[bohng]
good
Adjective expressing approval or suitability.
Um encontro breve seria bom para ambos.
A brief meeting would be good for both of us.
Para mim
PAH-ruh meeng
For me
Indicates benefit or personal relevance.
Isso é bom para mim.
That is good for me.
Words in this phrase
para
[PAH-ruh]
for
Preposition used to indicate who benefits from something.
Esta solução é prática para todos.
This solution is practical for everyone.
mim
[meeng]
me
Pronoun used after a preposition, referring to the speaker.
Para mim, esse dia funciona bem.
For me, that day works well.
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