How to Say ‘Mine is in October.’ in Portuguese
O meu é em outubro.
oo MEH-oo eh aim oh-TOO-broo
[oo MEH-oo eh aim oh-TOO-broo]
💬 Usage Tip: Months take em and are written in lowercase: em maio "in May", em janeiro "in January".
Phrase Breakdown
O meu é
oo MEH-oo eh
Mine is
'O meu' means 'mine' here; it refers to 'o aniversário'. Say it smoothly: 'oo MEW eh'.
O meu é azul.
Mine is blue.
Words in this phrase
O
[oo]
the one
Refers to an implied coffee or bean option.
Digo E o da Etiópia? com curiosidade.
I say And the Ethiopian one? with curiosity.
meu
[MEH-oo]
mine
Shows that the speaker claims the pleasure for themselves politely.
Em O prazer é meu, meu refere-se ao falante.
In The pleasure is mine, mine refers to the speaker.
é
[eh]
is
Form of the verb 'ser' used to identify or state something.
É meu interesse conhecer melhor a empresa.
It is my interest to get to know the company better.
em outubro.
aim oh-TOO-broo
in October.
Use 'em' with months. 'Em' is nasal, like 'ãi'. 'Outubro' sounds like 'oh-TOO-broo'. Months are not capitalised in Portuguese.
As aulas começam em outubro.
Classes start in October.
Words in this phrase
em
[aim]
In
Used to indicate location or position.
Eu vivo em Portugal.
I live in Portugal.
outubro
[oh-TOO-broo]
October
The tenth month of the year; months are not capitalised in Portuguese.
O Natal não é em outubro.
Christmas is not in October.
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