How to Say ‘The colours are lovely!’ in Portuguese
As cores são lindas!
azh KOH-resh sowng LEEN-dahsh
[azh KOH-resh sowng LEEN-dahsh]
💬 Usage Tip: lindas ends in -as to match as cores, which is feminine and plural. Said of a single costume, it would be lindo.
Phrase Breakdown
As cores
azh KOH-resh
The colours
The final 's' sounds like 'sh': 'ush KOH-rush'.
Gosto das cores.
I like the colours.
Words in this phrase
As
[azh]
the
Plural feminine definite article, used before feminine plural nouns.
As pessoas parecem abertas a perguntas no evento.
The people seem open to questions at the event.
cores
[KOH-resh]
colors
Plural of 'cor'; a feminine noun.
O arco-íris tem muitas cores.
The rainbow has many colors.
são lindas!
sowng LEEN-dahsh
are beautiful!
'São' is a nasal 'sowng'. 'Lindas' is the feminine plural, matching 'cores': 'LEEN-dush'.
As flores são lindas!
The flowers are beautiful!
Words in this phrase
são
[sowng]
are
Third person plural of 'ser', to be.
Eles são portugueses.
They are Portuguese.
lindas
[LEEN-dahsh]
beautiful
Feminine plural of 'lindo', a strong word for pretty.
As flores são lindas.
The flowers are beautiful.
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