How to Say ‘You are very stylish.’ in Portuguese
Tem muito estilo.
tayng MWEE-too esh-TEE-loo
[tayng MWEE-too esh-TEE-loo]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is complimentary, but a little broad on its own. In real interactions, many people would make it more specific by pointing to the person's clothes, bag, or shoes.
Phrase Breakdown
Tem
[tayng]
you have / has
Form of ter; here used to praise someone's sense of style.
Tem abre “Tem muito estilo.”
You have opens “You have a lot of style.”
muito
[MWEE-too]
a lot of / much
Here it means a lot of, not just very.
Muito aparece em “Tem muito estilo.”
A lot of appears in “You have a lot of style.”
estilo
[esh-TEE-loo]
style
Refers to personal style or fashion sense.
Estilo fecha “Tem muito estilo.”
Style ends “You have a lot of style.”
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