How to Say ‘That way I feel more reassured.’ in Portuguese
Assim fico mais descansado.
ah-SEENG FEE-koo mysh desh-kahn-SAH-doo
[ah-SEENG FEE-koo mysh desh-kahn-SAH-doo]
Phrase Breakdown
Assim
[ah-SEENG]
that way / like this
Introduces the idea of a method that brings a better result.
Assim fico mais descansado quando vejo o recibo.
That way I feel more reassured when I see the receipt.
fico
[FEE-koo]
I feel / I become
Used to express a resulting state, often emotional.
Com tudo explicado, fico mais descansado.
With everything explained, I feel more reassured.
Mais descansado
mysh desh-kahn-SAH-doo
More relaxed / more reassured
Describes feeling calmer or less worried.
Agora estou mais descansado.
Now I am more relaxed.
Words in this phrase
mais
[mysh]
more
Used for comparison, showing an increase in a feeling or quality.
Assim fico mais descansado e confiante.
That way I feel more reassured and confident.
descansado
[desh-kahn-SAH-doo]
reassured
Describes feeling calmer or less worried after clarification.
Depois da explicação, fico mais descansado.
After the explanation, I feel more reassured.
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