How to Say ‘Look at’ in Portuguese
Olhe para
O-lye Pa-ra
[O-lye Pa-ra]
💬 Usage Tip: A command form; 'olhar' means to look.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Using direct eye contact is a sign of attentiveness and respect.
Phrase Breakdown
Olhe
[O-lye]
Look
To direct your eyes in a particular direction.
Olhe para a placa para ver a direção.
Look at the sign to see the direction.
para
[Pa-ra]
at
Used to indicate direction or position.
Olhe para a tela durante a apresentação.
Look at the screen during the presentation.
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