How to Say ‘For what day?’ in Portuguese
Para que dia?
PAH-rah kuh DEE-ah
[PAH-rah kuh DEE-ah]
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
for
A preposition meaning 'for' or 'to', often used when asking about dates or purposes.
O empregado perguntou Para que dia? antes de verificar a agenda.
The staff member asked For what day? before checking the schedule.
que
[kuh]
what / which
Question word meaning 'what' or 'which'; here it helps ask for a specific day.
Ao fazer a reserva, ouvi Para que dia? logo depois.
When making the reservation, I heard For what day? right after.
dia
[DEE-ah]
day
A noun meaning 'day', used for asking about a reservation date.
A rececionista disse Para que dia? para confirmar a data.
The receptionist said For what day? to confirm the date.
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