How to Say ‘What do you think?’ in Portuguese
O que achas?
oo keh AH-shuhsh
[oo keh AH-shuhsh]
💬 Usage Tip: Achar often means "think" in the sense of "what's your opinion," so O que achas? means "What do you think?" You can reuse it easily: O que achas da música?.
Phrase Breakdown
O que
oo keh
Words in this phrase
O
[oo]
what
A question word used to ask for information about something.
O que achas da música ao vivo?
What do you think of the live music?
que
[keh]
that
Used to introduce a clause.
O que está acontecendo?
What is happening?
Achas?
AH-shuhsh
Words in this phrase
achas
[AH-shuhsh]
think
To have a particular opinion or belief about something.
Achas que ele vai gostar?
Do you think he will like it?
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