How to Say ‘Quieter / calmer’ in Portuguese
Mais calmo
mysh KAHL-moo
[mysh KAHL-moo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Mais] can make a soft comparison without saying both sides out loud: [mais calmo] = "quieter / calmer." You can reuse it with lots of adjectives: [mais sossegado], [mais perto], [mais privado].
Phrase Breakdown
Mais
[mysh]
more
Used to compare and say something has a greater degree of a quality.
Este lado do bar é mais silencioso.
This side of the bar is quieter.
calmo
[KAHL-moo]
calm / quiet
Describes a place with less noise or activity.
Prefiro um ambiente calmo para conversar.
I prefer a calm atmosphere to talk.
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