How to Say ‘We are all looking forward to it.’ in Portuguese
Estamos todos ansiosos.
ess-TAH-moosh TOH-doosh an-see-OH-soosh
[ess-TAH-moosh TOH-doosh an-see-OH-soosh]
💬 Usage Tip: Ansioso can mean "looking forward to" in Portuguese, not just "anxious" in the negative English sense. So estamos todos ansiosos is positive here.
Phrase Breakdown
Estamos
[ess-TAH-moosh]
We are
A first person plural form of the verb 'to be', indicating a current state or condition.
Estamos a caminho do evento.
We are on our way to the event.
todos
[TOH-doosh]
all
Refers to everyone in a given group or collectively.
Todos vão ao jantar.
All are going to the dinner.
ansiosos
[an-see-OH-soosh]
anxious
Experiencing worry or nervousness about something imminent.
Estamos todos ansiosos para o encontro amanhã.
We are all anxious for the meeting tomorrow.
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