How to Say ‘How has she been feeling?’ in Portuguese
Como se tem sentido?
KOH-moo sih tang sen-TEE-doo
[KOH-moo sih tang sen-TEE-doo]
💬 Usage Tip: In [Como se tem sentido?], [se] means "herself," giving the sense of "How has she been feeling?" This [sentir-se] pattern is very common for health: [Como te tens sentido?], [tenho-me sentido melhor].
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is a considerate, slightly careful way to ask about someone's health. It suits family talk well when you want to sound attentive without being dramatic.
Phrase Breakdown
Como
[KOH-moo]
how
Question word used to ask about a person's condition or state.
Como te tens sentido esta semana?
How have you been feeling this week?
Se tem sentido?
sih tang sen-TEE-doo
Have you been feeling?
Refers to someone’s recent emotional or physical state.
Como se tem sentido ultimamente?
How have you been feeling lately?
Words in this phrase
se
[sih]
yourself; himself; herself
Reflexive pronoun used with 'sentir' to form 'feel oneself' = 'feel'.
Como se tem sentido a tua mãe?
How has your mother been feeling?
tem
[tang]
has
Third-person singular of 'ter', helping form a present perfect structure.
Ela tem dormido melhor.
She has been sleeping better.
sentido
[sen-TEE-doo]
felt; been feeling
Past participle used with 'ter' and the reflexive pronoun to ask about ongoing well-being.
Ela tem sentido mais energia.
She has been feeling more energy.
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