How to Say ‘But very lovely.’ in Portuguese
Mas muito bonito.
mahsh MWEEN-too buh-NEE-too
[mahsh MWEEN-too buh-NEE-too]
Phrase Breakdown
Mas
[mahsh]
but
Used here to add emphasis after a previous comment.
Mas a festa foi acolhedora e especial.
But the gathering was warm and special.
Muito bonito
MWEEN-too buh-NEE-too
Very beautiful / very nice
An adjective phrase used to praise appearance or quality.
A casa é muito bonita.
The house is very beautiful.
Words in this phrase
muito
[MWEEN-too]
very
Used to strengthen the adjective that follows.
O presente dos sogros era muito atencioso.
The gift from the in-laws was very thoughtful.
bonito
[buh-NEE-too]
beautiful
Describes something visually pleasing or lovely; masculine singular.
O vestido da tua sogra era bonito e elegante.
Your mother-in-law's dress was beautiful and elegant.
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