How to Say ‘Did you see’ in Portuguese
Viste
VEESH-tuh
[VEESH-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: European Portuguese. "Viste" is the informal past of "ver" for "you". Very natural with friends during a match.
🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, football reactions are fast and loud, so a one-word shout like "Viste?!" fits perfectly on the sofa or in a café.
Phrase Breakdown
Viste
[VEESH-tuh]
Did you see
Past tense of 'ver' used informally with 'tu' to ask if someone saw something.
Viste o lance perigoso no jogo?
Did you see the dangerous play in the match?
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