How to Say ‘Very cozy’ in Portuguese
Muito acolhedora
MOOY-too ah-koh-lyeh-DOH-rah
[MOOY-too ah-koh-lyeh-DOH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Muito] comes before the adjective: [muito acolhedora], like [muito bom]. In European Portuguese, unstressed final [o] in [muito] is very reduced, so it sounds closer to (mwee-too).
Phrase Breakdown
Muito
[MOOY-too]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or description.
A sala é muito acolhedora para jantares de grupo.
The room is very welcoming for group dinners.
acolhedora
[ah-koh-lyeh-DOH-rah]
welcoming
Describes a feminine noun, such as sala or atmosfera, as warm and inviting.
A área semi-privada é muito acolhedora para famílias.
The semi-private area is very welcoming for families.
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