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How to Say ‘Meeting interesting people’ in Portuguese

Conhecer pessoas interessantes

kohn-yeh-ser peh-so-as in-teh-reh-sahn-teesh

[kohn-yeh-ser peh-so-as in-teh-reh-sahn-teesh]

🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is friendly and flirtatious if the vibe is already good, especially followed by [como tu]. Said too early, it can sound a bit scripted, so it works best after some real back-and-forth.

Phrase Breakdown

Conhecer

[kohn-yeh-ser]

To meet

'Conhecer' means to become acquainted with someone or something.

Example

Gosto de conhecer pessoas interessantes nas viagens.

I like to meet interesting people on trips.

pessoas

[peh-so-as]

people

'Pessoas' refers to human beings in general.

Example

Convivemos com pessoas todos os dias.

We interact with people every day.

interessantes

[in-teh-reh-sahn-teesh]

interesting

'Interessantes' describes something or someone that arouses curiosity or interest.

Example

Interagir com pessoas interessantes enriquece a vida.

Interacting with interesting people enriches life.

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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