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How to Say ‘The view was beautiful’ in Portuguese

A vista era linda

uh VEESH-tah EH-rah LEEN-dah

[uh VEESH-tah EH-rah LEEN-dah]

Phrase Breakdown

A vista

uh VEESH-tah

The view

The 's' before 't' sounds like 'sh': 'VEESH-tuh'.

Example

A vista do quarto.

The view from the room.

Words in this phrase

A

[uh]

the

Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.

Example

A empresa parece aberta a novas ideias.

The company seems open to new ideas.

vista

[VEESH-tah]

view

A feminine noun for what you can see from a place.

Example

O quarto tem uma vista linda.

The room has a beautiful view.

era linda

EH-rah LEEN-dah

was beautiful

'Era' is the imperfect of 'ser', used for description. 'Linda' is nasal: 'LEEN-duh'.

Example

A praia era linda.

The beach was beautiful.

Words in this phrase

era

[EH-rah]

was

Imperfect of 'ser', used for descriptions in the past.

Example

A casa era grande.

The house was big.

linda

[LEEN-dah]

beautiful / lovely (feminine)

Feminine form of 'lindo', a strong word of admiration.

Example

Tem uma mala linda.

You have a lovely bag.

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