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How to Say ‘The project date’ in Portuguese

A data do projeto

uh DAH-tuh doo proo-ZHEH-too

[uh DAH-tuh doo proo-ZHEH-too]

💬 Usage Tip: Portuguese puts the main thing first and the owner after: "the date of the project". Swap in: o fim do mês "the end of the month".

Phrase Breakdown

A data

uh DAH-tuh

The date / deadline

Article + noun. 'data' = date, stressed on 'DA'.

Example

A data está certa?

Is the date right?

Words in this phrase

[uh]

the

Feminine singular definite article, meaning 'the'.

Example

A empresa parece aberta a novas ideias.

The company seems open to new ideas.

data

[DAH-tuh]

date

Feminine noun for a calendar date.

Example

Qual é a data de hoje?

What is today's date?

do projeto

doo proo-ZHEH-too

of the project

'do' = de + o, pronounced 'du'.

Example

O nome do projeto.

The name of the project.

Words in this phrase

[doo]

of the

Contraction of 'de' + 'o'; 'precisar de' means to need.

Example

Gosto do metro.

I like the metro.

projeto

[proo-ZHEH-too]

project

A planned piece of work with a goal, common in office talk; masculine noun.

Example

O projeto novo começa amanhã.

The new project starts tomorrow.

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