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

Gosto dos seus sapatos.

GOH-shtoo doosh SAY-oosh sah-PAH-toosh

[GOH-shtoo doosh SAY-oosh sah-PAH-toosh]

💬 Usage Tip: Everything turns plural to match the shoes. de + os becomes dos, and seu becomes seus.

Phrase Breakdown

Gosto

[GOH-shtoo]

I like

From the verb "gostar," used to express liking or preference.

Example

Gosto de falar com profissionais experientes.

I like speaking with experienced professionals.

dos seus sapatos.

doosh SAY-oosh sah-PAH-toosh

your shoes

'Dos' is 'de' + 'os', the plural masculine form. A final 's' sounds like 'sh': 'doosh say-oosh suh-PAH-toosh'.

Example

Os seus sapatos são novos?

Are your shoes new?

Words in this phrase

dos

[doosh]

of the

A combination used to indicate particulars belonging to a group.

Example

O jardim dos Jerónimos é bonito.

The Jerónimos' garden is beautiful.

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', the masculine noun for shoe.

Example

Os meus sapatos são novos.

My shoes are new.

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The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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