How to Say ‘And you, quit imitating my looks!’ in Portuguese
E você, pare de imitar minha aparência!
ee vo-say pah-rei jee ee-mee-tahr mee-nya ah-pah-rehn-see-ah
[ee vo-say pah-rei jee ee-mee-tahr mee-nya ah-pah-rehn-see-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: Pare de + verb is the standard pattern for telling someone to stop an action: pare de imitar, pare de gritar. For tu, you'd say para de imitar.
Phrase Breakdown
E você
ee vo-say
Words in this phrase
E
[ee]
And
Used to connect words of the same part of speech.
Sal e pimenta.
Salt and pepper.
você
[vo-say]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Você é minha amiga.
You are my friend.
Pare de imitar
pah-rei jee ee-mee-tahr
Words in this phrase
pare
[pah-rei]
stop
To bring to a halt.
Pare de chorar.
Stop crying.
de
[jee]
of
Expressing the relationship between parts.
Falo de música.
I talk of music.
imitar
[ee-mee-tahr]
imitating
Mimicking or copying someone or something.
Pare de imitar o meu estilo.
Stop imitating my style.
Minha aparência
mee-nya ah-pah-rehn-see-ah
Words in this phrase
minha
[mee-nya]
my
Belonging to the person speaking.
Minha opinião importa.
My opinion matters.
aparência
[ah-pah-rehn-see-ah]
appearance
The way in which something manifests in physical form.
Sua aparência é impressionante.
Your appearance is impressive.
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