How to Say ‘In a week's time’ in Portuguese
Daqui a uma semana
dah-KEE ah OO-muh suh-MAH-nuh
[dah-KEE ah OO-muh suh-MAH-nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: daqui a counts forward from now. Swap in any time: daqui a dois dias "in two days".
Phrase Breakdown
Daqui a
dah-KEE ah
In (from now)
'Daqui a' + a time period means 'in ... from now'. Say it as 'dah-KEE ah'.
Daqui a pouco.
In a little while.
Words in this phrase
Daqui
[dah-KEE]
from now
Contraction of 'de' + 'aqui'; with time expressions it means 'from now'.
Daqui a uma hora vou embora.
An hour from now I'm leaving.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition marking who a greeting is aimed at.
Boa tarde a todos.
Good afternoon to everyone.
uma semana
OO-muh suh-MAH-nuh
one week
'Semana' means week. The first 'e' is very weak: 'smah-nah'.
Fico uma semana.
I'm staying one week.
Words in this phrase
uma
[OO-muh]
a; one
Feminine singular indefinite article used before a noun.
Uma cultura forte atrai bons profissionais.
A strong culture attracts good professionals.
semana
[suh-MAH-nuh]
week
Common noun meaning week; useful for scheduling follow-ups.
A semana que vem estou mais disponível.
Next week I am more available.
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