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How to Say ‘On Tuesday morning’ in Portuguese

Na terça-feira de manhã

nuh TEHR-suh-FAY-ruh deh mun-YAHNG

[nuh TEHR-suh-FAY-ruh deh mun-YAHNG]

💬 Usage Tip: na is em + a: "on the". Times of day take de: de tarde "in the afternoon", à noite "at night".

Phrase Breakdown

Na terça-feira

nuh TEHR-suh-FAY-ruh

On Tuesday

'Na' is 'em + a' (on the). Days of the week are feminine. Say 'TER-sa FAY-ra'.

Example

Volto na terça-feira.

I'll be back on Tuesday.

Words in this phrase

[nuh]

in the / on the

Contraction of em + a, used before feminine singular nouns like semana.

Example

Na próxima reunião, posso apresentar a proposta.

At the next meeting, I can present the proposal.

terça-feira

[TEHR-suh-FAY-ruh]

Tuesday

Literally 'third fair'; often shortened to 'terça'.

Example

A aula é na terça-feira.

The class is on Tuesday.

de manhã

deh mun-YAHNG

in the morning

This is a fixed expression for 'in the morning'. 'Manhã' ends with a nasal 'ã'.

Example

Trabalho de manhã.

I work in the morning.

Words in this phrase

[deh]

(no direct translation)

Preposition linking 'importar-se' to the following verb.

Example

Importa-se de esperar?

Do you mind waiting?

manhã

[mun-YAHNG]

morning

The part of the day from dawn until noon.

Example

A manhã está fria.

The morning is cold.

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