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How do you say are sweet in Portuguese?

There are several ways to say "are sweet" in Portuguese, depending on the context and the nuance you want to convey:

General:

* Você é doce: (formal) This is the most direct translation and means "you are sweet".

* És doce: (informal) This is the informal version of "você é doce" and is used with people you know well.

* Tu és doce: (informal) This is another informal option for "you are sweet" and is often used with children.

Specific meanings:

* Você é um amor: (formal) This translates to "you are a love" and implies a deeper affection than simply "sweet."

* És um amor: (informal) This is the informal version of "Você é um amor."

* Tu és um amor: (informal) This is another informal option for "you are a love."

* Você é muito meigo(a): (formal) This means "you are very sweet" and emphasizes the gentleness of the person.

* És muito meigo(a): (informal) This is the informal version of "Você é muito meigo(a)."

* Tu és muito meigo(a): (informal) This is another informal option for "you are very sweet" emphasizing gentleness.

Other expressions:

* Você tem um coração de ouro: (formal) This translates to "you have a heart of gold" and suggests kindness and generosity.

* És uma pessoa de coração mole: (informal) This means "you are a soft-hearted person" and implies someone who is easily moved by emotions.

* Você é tão simpático(a): (formal) This means "you are so kind" and suggests a friendly and pleasant personality.

* És tão simpático(a): (informal) This is the informal version of "Você é tão simpático(a)."

The best way to choose the right phrase is to consider the context and the person you are talking to.

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