Portuguese Phrase
Adoro fazer agachamentos.
Meaning
The speaker is saying that they love doing squats, a common strength‑training exercise that works the legs and glutes. It conveys enthusiasm rather than a casual liking.
When to use
Use this sentence when you’re talking about your workout routine, chatting with friends at the gym, or describing what kind of exercises you enjoy the most.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Adorofazeragachamentos
Adorar + infinitivo
The verb *adorar* is followed by an infinitive to express love for an activity (e.g., *Adoro correr*).
Infinitive after preference verbs
Verbs like *gostar, odiar, preferir* also take an infinitive; the infinitive stays unchanged.
Plural noun for exercises
When referring to a type of exercise in general, Portuguese usually uses the plural form (*agachamentos*).
🗨In Conversation
Adoro fazer agachamentos.
I love doing squats.
Eu também! Eles são ótimos para as pernas.
Me too! They’re great for the legs.
✕Common Mistakes
Adoro fazer agachamento.
The noun should be plural when you talk about the activity in general.
Adoro fazer agachar.
Use the noun *agachamento*, not the verb *agachar*, after *fazer*.
↔Alternatives
Gosto muito de fazer agachamentos.
I really like doing squats.
Sou fã de agachamentos.
I’m a fan of squats.
Não suporto fazer agachamentos.
I can’t stand doing squats.
Cultural Tip
In Brazil, *agachamento* is the standard term for the squat exercise and is frequently mentioned in gym playlists, fitness apps, and even casual conversation about health. Saying you *adorar* a specific exercise signals dedication and can be a good ice‑breaker among gym‑goers.