How to Say ‘Something milder’ in Portuguese
Algo mais suave
AHL-goo mysh swah-vuh
[AHL-goo mysh swah-vuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Algo
[AHL-goo]
something
An indefinite word used when you do not name a specific item.
Algo mais suave sabe bem de manhã.
Something milder tastes good in the morning.
mais
[mysh]
more
Used for comparison, as in wanting something more or less strong.
Algo mais suave é melhor para mim.
Something milder is better for me.
suave
[swah-vuh]
mild / smooth
Describes a drink with a softer, less intense taste.
Algo mais suave combina bem com leite.
Something milder goes well with milk.
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