How to Say ‘You look very confident.’ in Portuguese
Parece muito confiante.
puh-REH-suh MWEE-too kohn-fee-AHN-tuh
[puh-REH-suh MWEE-too kohn-fee-AHN-tuh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This can sound admiring, but also a bit like you're judging someone's whole manner. With strangers, Portuguese speakers often prefer a more concrete compliment than [confiante].
Phrase Breakdown
Parece
[puh-REH-suh]
you look / it seems
From parecer; used to describe the impression someone gives.
Parece inicia “Parece muito confiante.”
You look begins “You look very confident.”
muito
[MWEE-too]
very
Common intensifier meaning very.
Muito aparece em “Parece muito confiante.”
Very appears in “You look very confident.”
confiante
[kohn-fee-AHN-tuh]
confident
Adjective meaning confident or self-assured.
Confiante completa “Parece muito confiante.”
Confident completes “You look very confident.”
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