How to Say ‘The 15th.’ in Portuguese
Dia 15.
DEE-ah keen-z(uh)
[DEE-ah keen-z(uh)]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: For dates, people in Portugal often just say the day number like this once the month is clear from context. If needed, they can make it fuller with [dia 15 de maio].
Phrase Breakdown
Dia
[DEE-ah]
day
Used when specifying the date of the reservation.
"Dia" 15 temos uma mesa marcada.
On "day" 15 we have a table booked.
15
[keen-z(uh)]
15
The date number fifteen, used to confirm the booking day.
Dia "15" é a data da reserva.
Day "15" is the date of the reservation.
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