How to Say ‘How sweet.’ in Portuguese
Que simpático.
kuh seem-PAH-tee-koo
[kuh seem-PAH-tee-koo]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: [Que simpático.] can sound warm and appreciative, but in flirting it's a little softer and less direct than English "How sweet." It's good for acknowledging a compliment without escalating too fast.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[kuh]
how / that's
Used in exclamations to react warmly to something kind or charming.
Ao ouvir um elogio, podes responder «Que» simpático.
When hearing a compliment, you can reply “How/That’s” kind.
simpático
[seem-PAH-tee-koo]
nice / kind / charming
Describes someone as pleasant, sweet, or considerate; common in flirtatious reactions.
Se alguém for querido contigo, podes dizer «simpático».
If someone is sweet to you, you can say “nice/kind/charming.”
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