How to Say ‘It's by Friday, the fifteenth.’ in Portuguese
É até sexta-feira, dia quinze.
eh ah-TEH SAYSH-tuh-FAY-ruh DEE-ah KEEN-z
[eh ah-TEH SAYSH-tuh-FAY-ruh DEE-ah KEEN-z]
Phrase Breakdown
É até sexta-feira,
eh ah-TEH SAYSH-tuh-FAY-ruh
It's by Friday,
A deadline phrase. Pause at the comma.
A entrega é até sexta-feira.
The delivery is by Friday.
Words in this phrase
É
[eh]
It is
Used to identify or describe a situation.
É verdade.
It is true.
até
[ah-TEH]
until
Preposition; in farewells it means 'until' or 'see you'.
Até amanhã!
See you tomorrow!
sexta-feira
[SAYSH-tuh-FAY-ruh]
Friday
Literally 'sixth fair'; often shortened to 'sexta'.
Na sexta-feira vou ao cinema.
On Friday I'm going to the cinema.
dia quinze.
DEE-ah KEEN-z
the fifteenth.
In Portuguese, dates use 'dia' + a cardinal number. 'quinze' sounds like 'KIN-z'.
Chego no dia quinze.
I arrive on the fifteenth.
Words in this phrase
dia
[DEE-ah]
day
A common noun meaning 'day'; it can refer to a calendar day or daily life in expressions.
No dia da feira de carreiras, perguntei sobre o ambiente de trabalho.
On the day of the careers fair, I asked about the work environment.
quinze
[KEEN-z]
fifteen
The number 15.
Tenho quinze minutos.
I have fifteen minutes.
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