How to Say ‘That jacket looks gorgeous on you.’ in Portuguese
Esse casaco fica-te lindamente.
EH-suh kuh-ZAH-koo FEE-kah-teh leen-dah-MEN-tuh
[EH-suh kuh-ZAH-koo FEE-kah-teh leen-dah-MEN-tuh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Complimenting an item they chose feels warm without being too forward. Locals tend to read it as genuine rather than a line.
Phrase Breakdown
Esse casaco
EH-suh kuh-ZAH-koo
That coat
'Esse' means 'that', referring to something near the listener. In 'casaco' the stress falls on 'CA' in the middle: 'ka-ZA-ku'.
Gosto desse casaco.
I like that coat.
Words in this phrase
Esse
[EH-suh]
that
Demonstrative word used to point to a specific profile or characteristic.
Esse candidato parece preparado para a entrevista.
That candidate seems prepared for the interview.
casaco
[kuh-ZAH-koo]
coat
A piece of outer clothing, like a coat or jacket.
O elogio menciona casaco em “Esse casaco é lindo.”
The compliment mentions coat in “That coat is beautiful.”
fica-te lindamente.
FEE-kah-teh leen-dah-MEN-tuh
suits you beautifully.
'Ficar bem a alguém' means 'to suit someone'. 'Lindamente' is stressed on 'MEN'.
Essa cor fica-te lindamente.
That colour suits you beautifully.
Words in this phrase
fica-te
[FEE-kah-teh]
Suits you
Used to express that something looks good on someone.
Aquele chapéu fica-te extremamente bem.
That hat suits you extremely well.
lindamente
[leen-dah-MEN-tuh]
beautifully
Adverb from 'lindo' (beautiful); means wonderfully or very well.
Ela canta lindamente.
She sings beautifully.
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