Examples of using "Romântico" in a sentence and their english translations:
How romantic!
It'll be romantic.
- That's very romantic!
- Very romantic!
It was romantic.
It's very romantic.
- It's very romantic!
- It's so romantic.
Romantic, isn't it?
It was so romantic.
Does that sound romantic?
- It was romantic.
- This is romantic.
- That's very romantic!
- Very romantic!
- I am not romantic at all.
- I'm not romantic at all.
Isn't that romantic?
That doesn't sound very romantic.
Tom is very romantic.
Doing that would be romantic.
Tom was very romantic.
- That was not very romantic.
- That wasn't very romantic.
- That wasn't exactly romantic.
That wasn't exactly romantic.
He is hopelessly romantic.
This place is sort of romantic.
You were always the romantic.
It's pretty romantic, isn't it?
It was a very romantic kiss.
- That was not very romantic.
- That wasn't very romantic.
Tom isn't very romantic.
That's not very romantic.
There's nothing romantic between us.
- I think Tom is romantic.
- I think that Tom is romantic.
Dan was romantically interested in Linda.
- I knew Tom would do something romantic.
- I knew that Tom would do something romantic.
This is a very romantic destination for couples.
I want to take Mary somewhere romantic tonight.
He's a very romantic boyfriend who brings me flowers each night.
Layla and Sami had a romantic American date.
Tom and Mary had a romantic picnic by the river.
He's a very romantic boyfriend who brings me flowers each night.
The gondola ride wasn't as romantic as Tom and Mary had hoped.
I'm not sentimental—I'm as romantic as you are. The idea, you know, is that the sentimental person thinks things will last—the romantic person has a desperate confidence that they won't.