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Portuguese Phrase

Ótimo para glúteos e pernas.

/ˈɔ.tʃi.mu ˈpa.ɾa ɡluˈte.uʃ i ˈpeɾ.nas/
Meaning"Great for glutes and legs."
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Meaning

The sentence means 'Great for the glutes and legs.' It is typically used to praise a workout, piece of equipment, or product that targets those muscle groups.

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When to use

Use this phrase when recommending or describing something in a fitness or health context—e.g., a squat variation, a resistance band, or a nutrition supplement that benefits the lower body.

Grammar Breakdown

Ótimoparaglúteosepernas.

1

Ótimo (adjective)

Ótimo is the masculine singular form of the adjective meaning 'great' or 'excellent'. It agrees with masculine nouns or is used neutrally.

2

para (preposition)

para introduces the purpose or benefit, similar to 'for' in English.

3

glúteos (noun, masculine plural)

Refers to the buttocks; masculine plural, so no article is needed when used generically.

4

e (conjunction)

Connects two nouns, meaning 'and'.

5

pernas (noun, feminine plural)

Means 'legs'; feminine plural, also used without an article in a generic list.

🗨In Conversation

A

Esse exercício é ótimo para glúteos e pernas.

This exercise is great for the glutes and legs.

Vou incluir na minha rotina de treinos!

I'll add it to my workout routine!

B

Common Mistakes

  • Ótima para glúteos e pernas.

    Ótima is feminine; the sentence has no explicit feminine noun, so Ótimo is correct.

  • Ótimo para os glúteos e pernas.

    Mixing articles is unnecessary; either use both articles or none for a generic list.

  • Ótimo para glúteos e as pernas.

    Repeating the article before the second noun sounds redundant in this context.

Alternatives

  • Excelente para os glúteos e as pernas.

    Excellent for the glutes and the legs.

  • Ideal para fortalecer glúteos e pernas.

    Ideal for strengthening glutes and legs.

  • Perfeito para trabalhar glúteos e pernas.

    Perfect for working the glutes and legs.

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Cultural Tip

In Brazilian Portuguese fitness circles, it’s common to drop the definite article before body parts when speaking generally (e.g., 'glúteos e pernas' instead of 'os glúteos e as pernas'). The adjective Ótimo is masculine; if you were describing a feminine noun like 'atividade' you would say 'ótima'.