How to Say ‘He's ever so proud.’ in Portuguese
Anda todo vaidoso.
AHN-dah TOH-doo vye-DOH-zoo
[AHN-dah TOH-doo vye-DOH-zoo]
💬 Usage Tip: andar "to walk" often means "to be going around" in some state: anda cansado "he's been tired lately". vaidoso looks like "vain" but here it means fondly proud.
Phrase Breakdown
Anda
[AHN-dah]
(he) is going around / is
From 'andar'; with an adjective it means someone has been in a state lately.
Ela anda muito cansada.
She's been very tired.
todo
[TOH-doo]
all / totally
Here intensifies an adjective: 'all, completely'.
Ficou todo contente.
He got all happy.
vaidoso
[vye-DOH-zoo]
proud / vain
Pleased with oneself; can mean proud or vain.
O avô está vaidoso do neto.
Grandpa is proud of his grandson.
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