How to Say ‘My family will like it.’ in Portuguese
A minha família vai gostar.
ah MEE-nyah fah-MEE-lee-ah vye goosh-TAR
[ah MEE-nyah fah-MEE-lee-ah vye goosh-TAR]
💬 Usage Tip: [Gostar] often works with [de] for liking something, but after it is already understood, Portuguese can leave that part unstated: [vai gostar]. You will hear this a lot when the object is obvious from the situation.
Phrase Breakdown
A minha família
ah MEE-nyah fah-MEE-lee-ah
My family
The subject of the sentence.
A minha família está aqui.
My family is here.
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
the
Feminine singular article used before a feminine noun.
A esplanada está cheia hoje.
The terrace is full today.
minha
[MEE-nyah]
my
Shows possession, referring to something that belongs to the speaker.
A minha mesa preferida é junto à janela.
My preferred table is by the window.
família
[fah-MEE-lee-ah]
family
The group of relatives belonging to the speaker.
A minha família vem jantar comigo.
My family is coming to dinner with me.
Vai gostar.
vye goosh-TAR
Will like it.
Future tense showing that someone will enjoy or appreciate something.
Eles vão gostar da comida.
They will like the food.
Words in this phrase
vai
[vye]
will go; is going to; will
Form of 'ir' used to create the future meaning with another verb.
A minha irmã vai gostar da esplanada.
My sister will like the terrace.
gostar
[goosh-TAR]
to like
Verb meaning to enjoy or find something pleasing.
Toda a gente vai gostar deste restaurante.
Everyone will like this restaurant.
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