How to Say ‘Everyone is cheering!’ in Portuguese
Toda a gente está a gritar!
TOH-dah ah ZHEN-tuh esh-TAH ah gree-TAR
[TOH-dah ah ZHEN-tuh esh-TAH ah gree-TAR]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally this means "Everyone is shouting!" In football context, English often sounds more natural as "Everyone is cheering!"
🇵🇹 In Portugal: This captures the classic goal moment: everybody yelling at once in the stadium or at home.
Phrase Breakdown
Toda
[TOH-dah]
all / everyone
Part of the expression toda a gente, meaning everybody.
Toda a gente está a gritar! O estádio está em festa.
Everyone is shouting! The stadium is celebrating.
a
[ah]
to / -ing marker
Used with an infinitive to show an action happening now in European Portuguese.
Toda a gente está a gritar no momento do golo.
Everyone is shouting at the moment of the goal.
gente
[ZHEN-tuh]
people / everyone
In this phrase, gente refers to people collectively: everyone.
Toda a gente está a gritar depois do golo.
Everyone is shouting after the goal.
está
[esh-TAH]
is
Verb estar in the third person singular, used for an ongoing action.
Toda a gente está a gritar! Está tudo muito animado.
Everyone is shouting! Everyone is very excited.
a
[ah]
to / -ing marker
Used with an infinitive to show an action happening now in European Portuguese.
Toda a gente está a gritar no momento do golo.
Everyone is shouting at the moment of the goal.
gritar
[gree-TAR]
to shout
To cry out loudly, especially from excitement.
Toda a gente está a gritar! Ninguém consegue ficar calado.
Everyone is shouting! Nobody can stay quiet.
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