How to Say ‘Everyone is celebrating’ in Portuguese
Está todo a festejar
shtah TOH-doo ah fesh-teh-ZHAR
[shtah TOH-doo ah fesh-teh-ZHAR]
💬 Usage Tip: todo after the verb means "the whole thing" is doing it. Here it refers back to the café, so it has to match: with a sala "the room" it would be está toda a festejar.
Phrase Breakdown
Está todo
shtah TOH-doo
It's all / The whole place is
'Está' is often said as 'shTÁ'. 'Todo' means 'whole' or 'all' and sounds like 'TO-doo'.
Está todo contente.
Everyone is happy.
Words in this phrase
Está
[shtah]
are (you, formal) / is
Form of 'estar' (to be, for states) used with 'você' or formal address, or for he/she/it.
O senhor está cansado?
Are you tired, sir?
todo
[TOH-doo]
whole / entire
After a noun, means the whole of it.
O estádio todo cantou.
The whole stadium sang.
a festejar
ah fesh-teh-ZHAR
celebrating
In 'fes-te-JAR', the 's' sounds like 'sh' and the 'j' like the 's' in 'pleasure'.
Estamos a festejar o golo.
We're celebrating the goal.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
(progressive marker)
In European Portuguese, 'estar a + infinitive' means doing something right now.
Estou a comer.
I am eating.
festejar
[fesh-teh-ZHAR]
to celebrate
Verb meaning to celebrate or party for an occasion.
Vamos festejar o Ano Novo.
Let's celebrate the New Year.
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