How to Say ‘Your strengths’ in Portuguese
Os seus pontos fortes
oosh SAY-oosh POHN-toosh FOR-tesh
[oosh SAY-oosh POHN-toosh FOR-tesh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, o seu / os seus is the polite "your". It's used when speaking to someone you'd address formally.
Phrase Breakdown
Os seus
oosh SAY-oosh
Your
In Portugal, possessives take an article. 'Os seus' is the formal 'your' for plural nouns. Say 'oosh SEH-oosh'.
Os seus documentos, por favor.
Your documents, please.
Words in this phrase
Os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.
Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.
The managers talked about the company's values.
seus
[SAY-oosh]
your (plural items)
Plural masculine possessive, polite form used with strangers.
Os seus filhos são simpáticos.
Your children are nice.
pontos fortes
POHN-toosh FOR-tesh
strengths (strong points)
This literally means 'strong points'. Both words end in an 'sh' sound: 'PON-tush FOR-tush'.
A paciência é um dos meus pontos fortes.
Patience is one of my strengths.
Words in this phrase
pontos
[POHN-toosh]
points
Plural of 'ponto'; here part of 'pontos fortes' (strengths).
Temos dois pontos importantes.
We have two important points.
fortes
[FOR-tesh]
strong
Plural adjective meaning strong.
Eles são muito fortes.
They are very strong.
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