Great question! You can definitely do it, especially in informal contexts. "Interessentão" sounds a little bit odd, but you can say it! Alternatively, you could also say "maneirão" (from maneiro, meaning awesome) instead, it's quite common. Another one people use all the time is "bonitão" (from bonito, meaning beautiful). We use the augmentative form of adjectives when we want to emphasize the quality described by the adjective: e.g., "fortão" (from forte) means very strong.
@@Learn-Brazilian-PortugueseThank you very much. I’ve just started learning Portuguese only a few months ago, so everything is new to me. I’m so excited and love studying your beautiful language a lot 💚🇧🇷 I’m Finnish 🇫🇮
So cool ! Thank you !
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Can I use this with adjectives like ”intressantão”
Great question! You can definitely do it, especially in informal contexts. "Interessentão" sounds a little bit odd, but you can say it! Alternatively, you could also say "maneirão" (from maneiro, meaning awesome) instead, it's quite common. Another one people use all the time is "bonitão" (from bonito, meaning beautiful). We use the augmentative form of adjectives when we want to emphasize the quality described by the adjective: e.g., "fortão" (from forte) means very strong.
@@Learn-Brazilian-PortugueseThank you very much.
I’ve just started learning Portuguese only a few months ago, so everything is new to me. I’m so excited and love studying your beautiful language a lot 💚🇧🇷
I’m Finnish 🇫🇮