How to Say ‘I'm really enjoying it.’ in Portuguese
Estou a gostar muito.
eesh-TOH ah goosh-TAR MOO-ee-too
[eesh-TOH ah goosh-TAR MOO-ee-too]
💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese doesn't need the "it" here. gostar just drops what's being enjoyed when it's obvious, so estou a gostar alone already means "I'm enjoying it".
Phrase Breakdown
Estou a gostar
eesh-TOH ah goosh-TAR
I'm enjoying it
'Estou' sounds like 'shTOH'. The ending 'ou' sounds like 'oh'.
Estou a gostar do filme.
I'm enjoying the film.
Words in this phrase
Estou
[eesh-TOH]
I am
First-person singular of "estar," used for actions happening now.
Estou preparado para novas conversas profissionais.
I am prepared for new professional conversations.
a
[ah]
(progressive marker)
In European Portuguese, 'estar a + infinitive' means doing something right now.
Estou a comer.
I am eating.
gostar
[goosh-TAR]
enjoying / liking
Infinitive of 'gostar' (to like); with 'estar a' it means enjoying right now.
Estou a gostar do filme.
I'm enjoying the film.
muito.
MOO-ee-too
a lot.
'Muito' has a slightly nasal 'ui' sound, roughly 'MWEEN-too'.
Obrigado, gosto muito.
Thanks, I like it a lot.
Words in this phrase
muito
[MOO-ee-too]
a lot; very much
An adverb that strengthens the verb, showing a high degree of importance or appreciation.
No evento de carreira, ouvi que eles valorizam muito o bem-estar das pessoas.
At the career event, I heard that they value people's well-being a lot.
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