How do you say "That would be great." in Portuguese?

"That would be great." in Portuguese is "Isso seria ótimo.". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘That would be great.’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "Isso seria ótimo." mean in English?

"Isso seria ótimo." means "That would be great." in English. Usage tip: [Seria] means 'would be' here, which is a handy polite pattern for reactions and requests. You can reuse it with other adjectives: [seria perfeito], [seria melhor].

Isso seria ótimo.

EE-soo seh-REE-ah AW-tee-moo

[EE-soo seh-REE-ah AW-tee-moo]

💬 Usage Tip: [Seria] means 'would be' here, which is a handy polite pattern for reactions and requests. You can reuse it with other adjectives: [seria perfeito], [seria melhor].

Phrase Breakdown

Isso

[EE-soo]

that; it

A demonstrative pronoun used to refer to something just mentioned or understood in the conversation.

Example

Se houver uma mesa no interior, Isso seria ótimo.

If there is a table indoors, that would be great.

seria

[seh-REE-ah]

would be

Conditional form of the verb 'ser', used to say what would be acceptable or ideal.

Example

Uma mesa com vista para o rio seria perfeita, e seria muito agradável.

A table with a view of the river would be perfect, and would be very pleasant.

ótimo

[AW-tee-moo]

great; excellent

An adjective used to say something is very good or ideal.

Example

Um lugar na esplanada seria ótimo para o jantar.

A place on the terrace would be great for dinner.

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