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How to Say ‘Yes, I’m very excited.’ in Portuguese

Sim, estou muito entusiasmado.

seeng esh-TOH MOOY-too en-too-zee-azh-MAH-doo

[seeng esh-TOH MOOY-too en-too-zee-azh-MAH-doo]

💬 Usage Tip: Adjectives like entusiasmado change with the speaker: a man says estou muito entusiasmado, a woman says estou muito entusiasmada. This same ending change shows up in many everyday descriptions and feelings.

Phrase Breakdown

Sim,

seeng

Words in this phrase

Sim

[seeng]

yes

A basic word used to agree or answer positively.

Example

Sim, quero apoiar Portugal este ano.

Yes, I want to support Portugal this year.

Estou muito entusiasmado.

esh-TOH MOOY-too en-too-zee-azh-MAH-doo

Words in this phrase

estou

[esh-TOH]

I am

First person singular of estar, used for a temporary state or current feeling.

Example

Estou preparado para ver todos os jogos.

I am ready to watch all the matches.

muito

[MOOY-too]

very

An adverb meaning very or a lot, depending on context.

Example

Estou muito atento às qualificações.

I am very attentive to the qualifiers.

entusiasmado

[en-too-zee-azh-MAH-doo]

excited

Describes a male speaker who feels excited or enthusiastic.

Example

Estou entusiasmado com o Mundial de 2026.

I am excited about the 2026 World Cup.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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