How to Say ‘You've got a lot of style.’ in Portuguese
Tens muito estilo.
taysh MWEEN-too esh-TEE-loo
[taysh MWEEN-too esh-TEE-loo]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese often uses "have" where English uses "be" or "got": tens estilo "you've got style". It works the same with tens razão "you're right".
Phrase Breakdown
Tens
[taysh]
you have
Second-person singular of 'ter', often used with a past participle to talk about recent ongoing experience.
Tens feito exercício ultimamente?
Have you been exercising lately?
muito
[MWEEN-too]
very / much
Used to intensify meaning or express quantity. In thanks, it means very much.
Gosto muito de café com leite de aveia.
I like coffee with oat milk very much.
estilo
[esh-TEE-loo]
style
Refers to someone's personal style or fashion sense.
Ela elogiou o estilo em “Gosto do seu estilo.”
She complimented the style in “I like your style.”
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