How to Say ‘To walk every day’ in Portuguese
Caminhar todos os dias
ka-mee-NYAR TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ash
[ka-mee-NYAR TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ash]
Phrase Breakdown
Caminhar
[ka-mee-NYAR]
to walk
Verb meaning to walk, often for exercise.
Gosto de caminhar na praia.
I like walking on the beach.
todos os dias
TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ash
every day
Literally 'all the days'. 'Todos os' links as 'TOH-duz-ush', and 'dias' sounds like 'DEE-ash'.
Bebo café todos os dias.
I drink coffee every day.
Words in this phrase
todos
[TOH-doosh]
all
Plural form meaning every one in a group.
Todos os contactos podem ser úteis.
All contacts can be useful.
os
[oosh]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before masculine plural nouns.
Os gestores falaram sobre os valores da empresa.
The managers talked about the company's values.
dias
[DEE-ash]
days
Plural of 'dia'; 'todos os dias' means every day.
Os dias estão quentes.
The days are hot.
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