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How to Say ‘Because it makes my heart’ in Portuguese

Porque faz o meu coração

poo-KEH faz oh MAY-oo koh-rah-SOHN

[poo-KEH faz oh MAY-oo koh-rah-SOHN]

💬 Usage Tip: Faz here means makes, from fazer. Portuguese uses fazer in lots of causative phrases like faz-me rir (it makes me laugh) or faz sentido (it makes sense).

Phrase Breakdown

Porque

[poo-KEH]

Because

Introduces a reason or explanation.

Example

Porque você sorri, o dia fica mais lindo.

Because you smile, the day becomes more beautiful.

faz

[faz]

makes

Cause to happen.

Example

Você faz o impossível parecer fácil.

You make the impossible seem easy.

o

[oh]

the

Used before a noun that is specific or known.

Example

O amor é lindo.

Love is beautiful.

meu

[MAY-oo]

my

Belonging to the speaker.

Example

Você faz o meu coração cantar.

You make my heart sing.

coração

[koh-rah-SOHN]

heart

The central or most important part.

Example

Seu amor faz meu coração bater mais forte.

Your love makes my heart beat faster.

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