How to Say ‘Will that cost much more?’ in Portuguese
Isso fica muito mais caro?
EE-soo fee-kah MWEEN-too mysh KAH-roo
[EE-soo fee-kah MWEEN-too mysh KAH-roo]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Lisbon and Porto taxis run on a meter, so a detour adds a little. Asking first is normal and not rude.
Phrase Breakdown
Isso fica
EE-soo fee-kah
Does that end up
'Isso' sounds like 'EE-su'. 'Fica' here means 'ends up costing / becomes'.
Isso fica bem.
That looks good.
Words in this phrase
Isso
[EE-soo]
that; it
A demonstrative pronoun referring to an idea, option, or suggestion already mentioned.
Se for uma mesa junto à janela, isso seria ideal.
If it is a table by the window, that would be ideal.
fica
[fee-kah]
becomes
To begin to be; to come to be something.
A água fica fria no inverno.
The water becomes cold in winter.
muito mais caro?
MWEEN-too mysh KAH-roo
much more expensive?
Nasal 'muito', 'mais' like 'mysh', and a rising tone on 'caro' for the question.
É muito mais caro?
Is it much more expensive?
Words in this phrase
muito
[MWEEN-too]
very / much
Used to intensify meaning or express quantity. In thanks, it means very much.
Gosto muito de café com leite de aveia.
I like coffee with oat milk very much.
mais
[mysh]
more
Used to ask for additional information or greater quantity.
Quero saber mais antes de me candidatar.
I want to know more before applying.
caro
[KAH-roo]
expensive
Used to describe something with a high price.
Se o casaco custa muito, digo "É demasiado caro."
If the coat costs a lot, I say "It's too expensive."
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