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How to Say ‘I love your shoes.’ in Portuguese

Adoro os seus sapatos.

ah-do-roh oosh SAY-oosh sah-PAH-toosh

[ah-do-roh oosh SAY-oosh sah-PAH-toosh]

💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, "your" usually keeps o/os in front: os seus sapatos, not just seus sapatos.

Phrase Breakdown

Adoro

[ah-do-roh]

love/adore

To have deep affection or enthusiasm for something.

Example

Eu adoro música.

I love music.

os seus sapatos.

oosh SAY-oosh sah-PAH-toosh

your shoes.

In Portugal, 'seus' usually takes the article 'os'. The final 's' sounds like 'sh': 'oosh sewsh suh-pah-toosh'.

Example

Onde estão os seus sapatos?

Where are your shoes?

Words in this phrase

[oosh]

the

Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.

Example

Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.

The managers talked about the company's values.

seus

[SAY-oosh]

your (plural items)

Plural masculine possessive, polite form used with strangers.

Example

Os seus filhos são simpáticos.

Your children are nice.

sapatos

[sah-PAH-toosh]

shoes

Plural of 'sapato'.

Example

Comprei sapatos novos.

I bought new shoes.

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