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How to Say ‘Walking every day.’ in Portuguese

Caminhado todos os dias.

kah-mee-NYAH-doo TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ash

[kah-mee-NYAH-doo TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ash]

💬 Usage Tip: This phrase sounds clipped because Portuguese normally wants a helper verb here: [Tenho caminhado todos os dias.] That [tenho + caminhar form] pattern is common for recent habits.

Phrase Breakdown

Caminhado

[kah-mee-NYAH-doo]

walked; been walking

Past participle of 'caminhar', describing a recent habit of walking.

Example

Tenho caminhado mais desde a primavera.

I have been walking more since spring.

Todos os dias

TOH-doosh oosh DEE-ash

Every day

Refers to something that happens daily.

Example

Caminho todos os dias.

I walk every day.

Words in this phrase

todos

[TOH-doosh]

all; every

Used with time expressions to show regular repetition.

Example

Caminho todos os dias antes do jantar.

I walk every day before dinner.

os

[oosh]

the

Plural article used in the set phrase 'todos os dias'.

Example

Trabalho todos os dias úteis.

I work every weekday.

dias

[DEE-ash]

days

Plural noun meaning the days of the week or repeated daily time.

Example

Há dias em que descanso mais.

There are days when I rest more.

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