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How to Say ‘For what day’ in Portuguese

Para que dia

PAH-rah keh DEE-ah

[PAH-rah keh DEE-ah]

Phrase Breakdown

Para

[PAH-rah]

For what day

A phrase used to ask for the specific day of an event.

Example

Para que dia é a reserva?

For what day is the reservation?

que

[keh]

what

Used to specify a particular day or time.

Example

Que dia você está livre?

What day are you free?

dia

[DEE-ah]

day

A unit of time referring to a single rotation of Earth, typically 24 hours.

Example

O dia da reunião é quinta-feira.

The day of the meeting is Thursday.

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