How to Say ‘I really enjoyed tonight.’ in Portuguese
Gostei muito desta noite.
goosh-TAY MWEEN-too DESH-tah NOY-teh
[goosh-TAY MWEEN-too DESH-tah NOY-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: gostar de plus esta merges into desta. Likewise de plus este becomes deste.
Phrase Breakdown
Gostei muito
goosh-TAY MWEEN-too
I really enjoyed
This is the past tense of 'gostar' (to like). Stress 'gos-TEI'. The 'o' in the first syllable is a short 'u' sound.
Gostei muito do filme.
I really enjoyed the film.
Words in this phrase
Gostei
[goosh-TAY]
I enjoyed
Past tense of 'gostar' (to like), first person.
Gostei do jantar.
I enjoyed the dinner.
muito
[MWEEN-too]
very much
An adverb that strengthens the feeling of appreciation.
Na mensagem, «muito» torna o elogio mais caloroso.
In the message, “very much” makes the compliment warmer.
desta noite.
DESH-tah NOY-teh
this evening
'Desta' is 'de' plus 'esta' (of this). In Portugal the 's' before 't' sounds like 'sh', so you hear 'DESH-tuh NOI-t'.
Lembro-me desta noite.
I remember this night.
Words in this phrase
desta
[DESH-tah]
of this
Contraction of 'de' + 'esta' (feminine).
Gosto desta música.
I like this song.
noite
[NOY-teh]
night; evening
The time after sunset.
Jantamos à noite.
We have dinner in the evening.
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