How to Say ‘It's so loud’ in Portuguese
Está tão alta
eh-STAH towng AHL-tah
[eh-STAH towng AHL-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: alta usually means "tall" or "high", but for music or voices it means "loud". The opposite is baixa: fala mais baixo "speak more quietly".
Phrase Breakdown
Está
[eh-STAH]
is
Used to describe a state or condition, like temporary states or subjective perceptions.
A vizinha comentou que seu cabelo está incrível depois do corte.
The neighbor commented that your hair is amazing after the cut.
tão
[towng]
so
Used before an adjective to mean so or such.
Tão intensifica em “Que roupa tão gira.”
So intensifies in “What lovely clothes.”
alta
[AHL-tah]
loud
Feminine of 'alto'; means tall/high, and loud for sound.
A televisão está alta.
The TV is loud.
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