How to Say ‘You have a lot of style.’ in Portuguese
Tens muito estilo.
TENSH MWEEN-too esh-TEE-loo
[TENSH MWEEN-too esh-TEE-loo]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This lands as a genuine compliment about someone's look without being too explicit, so it's usually easier to receive than comments about their body. In Portugal, that often comes across smoother and more respectful when you're just starting a conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
Tens
[TENSH]
you have
Informal 'you have', useful for direct compliments in European Portuguese.
Se digo «Tens» muito estilo, faço-te um elogio direto.
If I say “You have” a lot of style, I’m giving you a direct compliment.
Muito estilo.
MWEEN-too esh-TEE-loo
A lot of style.
Compliments someone’s fashion sense or general style.
Tens muito estilo.
You have a lot of style.
Words in this phrase
muito
[MWEEN-too]
a lot of
Shows a strong amount of something, like style or charm.
Há «muito» bom gosto na forma como te vestes.
There is a lot of good taste in the way you dress.
estilo
[esh-TEE-loo]
style
Fashion sense, elegance, or personal flair.
O teu «estilo» é simples mas marcante.
Your style is simple but striking.
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