How to Say ‘Your eyes’ in Portuguese
Os teus olhos
oosh tay-oosh o-lyoosh
[oosh tay-oosh o-lyoosh]
💬 Usage Tip: A common compliment focusing on someone's features.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Admiring someone's eyes is considered genuine and flattering.
Phrase Breakdown
Os teus
oosh tay-oosh
Words in this phrase
Os
[oosh]
The
'Os' is the masculine plural form of the article 'the' in Portuguese.
Os teus olhos capturam toda a beleza.
Your eyes capture all beauty.
teus
[tay-oosh]
Your
'Teus' is a possessive adjective in Portuguese, used informally to indicate possession, typically masculine plural.
Teus olhos são um mistério.
Your eyes are a mystery.
olhos
[o-lyoosh]
Eyes
'Olhos' refers to the organs of vision, used in various contexts to describe appearance and perception.
Os teus olhos são cativantes.
Your eyes are captivating.
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