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How to Say ‘Someone who has practiced a lot’ in Portuguese

Quem já treinou muito

kayn zhah tray-NOH MOOY-too

[kayn zhah tray-NOH MOOY-too]

💬 Usage Tip: [quem] with a verb in the singular often means [whoever] or [the person who], not a direct question. So [Quem já treinou muito] is more like [someone who's practiced a lot] than [Who has practiced a lot?]

Phrase Breakdown

Quem

[kayn]

who

Used to ask or point out which person, often in a teasing remark.

Example

Quem é esse charme todo afinal?

Who is all that charm, then?

Já treinou muito

zhah tray-NOH MOOY-too

Has already trained a lot

Indicates past experience and a lot of practice.

Example

Ele já treinou muito.

He has already trained a lot.

Words in this phrase

[zhah]

already

Indicates something has already happened or is already true.

Example

Já tens resposta para tudo, não tens?

You already have an answer for everything, don’t you?

treinou

[tray-NOH]

trained / practiced

Past form meaning someone practiced or rehearsed something.

Example

Parece que treinou bem essa conversa.

It seems you practiced that line well.

muito

[MOOY-too]

a lot

Used to intensify, meaning very much or a lot.

Example

Riste muito quando eu disse isso.

You laughed a lot when I said that.

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