How to Say ‘I think that is’ in Portuguese
Eu acho isso
eh-oo AH-shoo EE-soo
[eh-oo AH-shoo EE-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: "Eu acho" means "I think." In casual speech, Portuguese often drops the subject pronoun: just "Acho isso..."
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Portuguese conversation often sounds softer with opinion phrases like "acho" rather than very direct statements.
Phrase Breakdown
Eu
[eh-oo]
I
First person singular subject pronoun.
Eu vou apoiar Portugal em 2026.
I am going to support Portugal in 2026.
acho
[AH-shoo]
think
From achar, often used to mean think, believe, or find an opinion.
Eu acho que Portugal tem boas hipóteses.
I think Portugal has a good chance.
isso
[EE-soo]
that
Isso means that or that thing, referring to something previously mentioned.
Isso parece uma boa escolha para o Mundial.
That seems like a good choice for the World Cup.
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