How do you say keelan is your husband in portuguese?

There are a couple of ways to say "Keelan is my husband" in Portuguese, depending on the level of formality and gender of the speaker:

Formal:

* Keelan é meu marido. (This is the most common and neutral way to say it.)

Informal:

* Keelan é meu esposo. (This is slightly more formal than "marido" and is often used in written contexts.)

* O Keelan é meu marido. (This is a more colloquial way to say it.)

If the speaker is female, you would use "minha" instead of "meu":

* Keelan é meu marido. (male speaker)

* Keelan é minha marido. (female speaker)

Important note: In Portuguese, the word order is usually subject-verb-object. This means that the subject ("Keelan") comes before the verb ("é") and the object ("meu marido").