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How to Say ‘Your hair looks great.’ in Portuguese

O seu cabelo está ótimo.

oo say-oo kuh-BEH-loo esh-TAH AW-tee-moo

[oo say-oo kuh-BEH-loo esh-TAH AW-tee-moo]

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Complimenting hair is common enough, but still a bit more personal than praising a coat or shoes. With strangers in Portugal, that difference can matter.

Phrase Breakdown

O

[oo]

the

Masculine singular definite article.

Example

A frase começa com O em “O seu cabelo está ótimo.”

The sentence starts with the in “Your hair looks great.”

seu

[say-oo]

your

Possessive adjective meaning your.

Example

Aqui aparece seu em “O seu cabelo está ótimo.”

Here your appears in “Your hair looks great.”

cabelo

[kuh-BEH-loo]

hair

Refers to a person's hair.

Example

O elogio menciona cabelo em “O seu cabelo está ótimo.”

The compliment mentions hair in “Your hair looks great.”

está

[esh-TAH]

is / looks

Form of estar used for a current state or appearance.

Example

A palavra está surge em “O seu cabelo está ótimo.”

The word looks appears in “Your hair looks great.”

ótimo

[AW-tee-moo]

great / excellent

Masculine adjective describing something very positively.

Example

Termina com ótimo em “O seu cabelo está ótimo.”

It ends with great in “Your hair looks great.”

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