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How to Say ‘Almost every day.’ in Portuguese

Quase todos os dias.

KWAH-zuh TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ush

[KWAH-zuh TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ush]

💬 Usage Tip: "Every day" is literally "all the days": todos os dias. The same pattern gives you todas as semanas "every week".

Phrase Breakdown

Quase

[KWAH-zuh]

almost

Used to say something is nearly or practically like something else.

Example

A equipa parecia quase perfeita na forma como comunicava.

The team seemed almost perfect in the way it communicated.

todos os dias.

TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ush

every day.

This literally means 'all the days'. Link 'todos' and 'os' together: 'TOH-doo-zoosh DEE-ash'.

Example

Trabalho todos os dias.

I work every day.

Words in this phrase

todos

[TOH-doosh]

all

Plural form meaning every one in a group.

Example

Todos os contactos podem ser úteis.

All contacts can be useful.

[oosh]

the

Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.

Example

Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.

The managers talked about the company's values.

dias

[DEE-ush]

days

Plural of 'dia' (day); 'todos os dias' means every day.

Example

Trabalho cinco dias por semana.

I work five days a week.

Guides for Portuguese learners

The Portuguese You Actually Need in Your First Month in PortugalThe European Portuguese phrases for your first weeks in Portugal: paperwork, renting a flat, the bank, the health centre, cafés, trains and your new neighbours.

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