How to Say ‘You have beautiful eyes.’ in Portuguese
Tens uns olhos lindos.
TENSH oonsh o-lyoosh LEEN-doosh
[TENSH oonsh o-lyoosh LEEN-doosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese adds uns "some" where English has no word, and the describing word comes after the noun. Swap it: Tens umas mãos bonitas "You have nice hands".
Phrase Breakdown
Tens uns olhos
TENSH oonsh o-lyoosh
You have (some) eyes
'Tens' is the informal 'you have'. 'Uns' links smoothly into 'olhos', so you get 'oonz OH-lyoosh'. The 'lh' sounds like the 'lli' in 'million'.
Tens uns olhos azuis.
You have blue eyes.
Words in this phrase
Tens
[TENSH]
you have
Second-person singular of 'ter' in European Portuguese, used informally with 'tu'.
Quando digo «Tens» muito estilo, estou a falar contigo de forma informal.
When I say “You have” a lot of style, I’m speaking to you informally.
uns
[oonsh]
some
An indefinite article in the plural, meaning 'some'.
Levei Uns detalhes modestos para a família.
I took some modest little gifts for the family.
olhos
[o-lyoosh]
Eyes
'Olhos' refers to the organs of vision, used in various contexts to describe appearance and perception.
Os teus olhos brilham.
Your eyes shine.
lindos.
LEEN-doosh
beautiful
This is the plural masculine form, because it agrees with 'olhos'. The 'in' is nasal, and the final 'os' sounds like 'oosh': 'LEEN-doosh'.
Os teus filhos são lindos.
Your children are beautiful.
Words in this phrase
lindos
[LEEN-doosh]
beautiful
Masculine plural form of 'lindo', agreeing with plural masculine nouns.
Que dias lindos!
What beautiful days!
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