How to Say ‘I really liked’ in Portuguese
Gostei muito
goosh-TAY MOOY-too
[goosh-TAY MOOY-too]
💬 Usage Tip: Gostar always needs de before the thing you like, so gostei + de + a becomes gostei da. With a masculine noun it's do: gostei do livro "I liked the book".
Phrase Breakdown
Gostei
[goosh-TAY]
I liked it
Past tense of gostar; used to say you enjoyed something.
Na mensagem depois do evento, escrevi «Gostei» para mostrar apreço pela conversa.
In the message after the event, I wrote “I liked it” to show appreciation for the conversation.
muito
[MOOY-too]
a lot
Means greatly or in large quantity; often adds emphasis.
Hoje estás muito convincente no teu flirt.
Today you’re very convincing in your flirting.
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