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How to Say ‘I'm great, thank you.’ in Portuguese

Estou ótima, obrigada.

eesh-TOH AW-chee-ma oh-bree-GAH-dah

[eesh-TOH AW-chee-ma oh-bree-GAH-dah]

💬 Usage Tip: Both words change ending with the speaker's gender. A woman says ótima, obrigada, and a man says ótimo, obrigado.

Phrase Breakdown

Estou ótima,

eesh-TOH AW-chee-ma

I'm great,

'Ótima' is the feminine form of 'ótimo' (great). Stress the first syllable: 'Ó-ti-ma'. 'Estou' sounds like 'shtô'.

Example

Estou ótima hoje.

I'm great today.

Words in this phrase

Estou

[eesh-TOH]

I am

First-person singular of "estar," used for actions happening now.

Example

Estou preparado para novas conversas profissionais.

I am prepared for new professional conversations.

ótima

[AW-chee-ma]

great

Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average.

Example

Ela tem uma ótima ideia.

She has a great idea.

obrigada.

oh-bree-GAH-dah

thank you

Women say 'obrigada' and men say 'obrigado'. Stress 'GA': 'o-bri-GA-da'.

Example

Muito obrigada!

Thank you very much!

Words in this phrase

obrigada

[oh-bree-GAH-dah]

Thank you (female speaker)

Used to express gratitude, said by a female speaker. 'Obrigada' is for females, as it must agree with the speaker's gender.

Example

Ela disse 'Obrigada' ao motorista.

She said 'Thank you' to the driver.

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