How to Say ‘Are you enjoying the night?’ in Portuguese
Estás a gostar da noite?
esh-TAHSH ah goosh-TAR dah NWOY-tuh
[esh-TAHSH ah goosh-TAR dah NWOY-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: European Portuguese uses estar a + verb for actions in progress, so Estás a gostar...? is a very common Portugal pattern. Also, da is de + a: da noite.
Phrase Breakdown
Estás a gostar
esh-TAHSH ah goosh-TAR
Words in this phrase
Estás
[esh-TAHSH]
Are
Used to form present continuous.
'Estás a gostar' da música?
'Are you enjoying' the music?
a
[ah]
to
Used with infinitive verbs.
'A' ler um livro interessante.
'To' read an interesting book.
gostar
[goosh-TAR]
like
Finds agreeable or takes pleasure in.
'Gostar' de viajar é comum.
'To like' traveling is common.
Da noite?
dah NWOY-tuh
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
of the
Showing possession or relation.
O charme 'da' festa é único.
The charm 'of the' party is unique.
noite
[NWOY-tuh]
night
The time from sunset to sunrise.
A 'noite' pode ser mágica.
The 'night' can be magical.
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