How to Say ‘Not at all, good choice.’ in Portuguese
Nada disso, boa escolha.
NAH-duh DEE-soo boh-ah eh-SKOH-lyah
[NAH-duh DEE-soo boh-ah eh-SKOH-lyah]
💬 Usage Tip: disso is de + isso "that" merged into one word. nada disso is a quick way to brush off a worry or an apology.
Phrase Breakdown
Nada disso,
NAH-duh DEE-soo
Not at all,
Literally 'nothing of that'. It is used to brush off an apology or worry. Say 'NA-da DI-su'.
Incomodo? Nada disso!
Am I bothering you? Not at all!
Words in this phrase
Nada
[NAH-duh]
not at all
'Nada disso' rejects something politely: no way, not at all.
Incómodo? Nada disso!
A bother? Not at all!
disso
[DEE-soo]
of that
Contraction of 'de' + 'isso'.
Gosto disso.
I like that.
boa escolha.
boh-ah eh-SKOH-lyah
good choice.
'Boa' is the feminine 'good' and 'escolha' means 'choice'. The 'lh' sounds like 'lli' in 'million': 'BO-a ish-KO-lha'.
Pediste o bacalhau? Boa escolha.
You ordered the cod? Good choice.
Words in this phrase
boa
[boh-ah]
good
Something that is pleasant or desirable.
Encontrar um lugar calmo é sempre uma boa opção.
Finding a quiet place is always a good option.
escolha
[eh-SKOH-lyah]
Choice
The act of selecting among alternatives.
Foi uma escolha difícil, mas acho que acertamos.
It was a difficult choice, but I think we got it right.
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