How to Say ‘Give my love to Sofia.’ in Portuguese
Beijinhos à Sofia.
bay-ZHEE-nyoosh ah soo-FEE-ah
[bay-ZHEE-nyoosh ah soo-FEE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: À is a "to" plus a "the" combined, because names take "the". For a man, it becomes ao: beijinhos ao Pedro.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Beijinhos "little kisses" is the standard warm send-off to relatives and friends, and men use it too. In more formal settings, people say cumprimentos "regards" instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Beijinhos
[bay-ZHEE-nyoosh]
little kisses / love
Affectionate goodbye among friends and family, like 'kisses' or 'love' at the end of a message.
Até logo, beijinhos!
See you later, kisses!
à
[ah]
to the
Indicating direction or destination towards something specific.
Vamos à praia amanhã.
We are going to the beach tomorrow.
Sofia
[soo-FEE-ah]
Sofia
A common Portuguese female name.
A Sofia é minha cunhada.
Sofia is my sister-in-law.
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