Translation
day
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Word origin
From Latin dies ('day').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- dies
- English cognates
- diary, diurnal, journal
Grammar
Examples
! ?
Good morning! How are you?
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I spent the whole day out.
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One day I will go back to Brazil.
Where this fits
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Stories
(26)Claro
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No segundo tempo
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A mochila e o gato
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Aquele homem
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Com a professora: o dever de geografia
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Na loja: o guarda-chuva e o recibo
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Na loja: um presente para a mãe
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No restaurante: uma omelete sem cebola
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Só por uns dias
2 min read · Core 1000
A carteira preta
3 min read · Core 5000
A lista da Marta
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A polícia da energia
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A pronúncia do Jamie
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A semana sem açúcar
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A esferográfica verde
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O primo de Curitiba
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O sábado da Lara
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O sonho do Rúben
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Na conta do meu pai
3 min read · Core 1000
O vestido da avó
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Os postais do tio Rui
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A pé até Fátima
4 min read · Core 5000
Quando o céu se esquece
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A carta errada da Leonor
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5 min read · Core 1000
Uma semana em Lisboa sem hotel
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Grammar articles
(21)Portuguese Adjectives: Agreement, Gender and Word Order
Brazilian vs European Portuguese: What Actually Differs
Days, Months and Time Expressions in Portuguese
Portuguese Articles: o, a, um, uma - and When to Drop Them
Portuguese Definite Article Uses: When Portuguese Says the
Portuguese Demonstratives: Este, Esse and Aquele
Portuguese Filler Words: então, olha, tipo, né and more
Portuguese Fractions and Quantities: Meio, Metade, Dúzia
Greetings in Brazilian Portuguese: Oi, Bom Dia and Tudo Bem
Portuguese Imperfect Tense: The Pretérito Imperfeito Explained
Portuguese Indefinite Pronouns: alguém, ninguém, cada, tudo, qualquer, tal
Portuguese Irregular Verbs: The Ten You Cannot Avoid
Portuguese Noun Gender and Plurals: -o, -a and the Exceptions
Ordering and Paying in Brazilian Portuguese: Eu Queria um Café
Portuguese Pluperfect: tinha comprado and havia visto
Portuguese Possessives: meu, minha, seu and the Ambiguous seu
Pretérito Perfeito vs Imperfeito: Choosing the Portuguese Past
Portuguese Past Tense: The Preterite for Finished Actions
Portuguese Relative Pronouns: que, quem, onde, o qual, cujo
School and Town in Brazilian Portuguese: a Escola, o Professor, a Praça
Telling the Time in Portuguese: Que Horas São?
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 12: dia, cara, favor and 11 more words.