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How to Say ‘What is the dish of the day?’ in Portuguese

Qual é o prato do dia?

kwahl eh oo PRAH-too doo DEE-uh

[kwahl eh oo PRAH-too doo DEE-uh]

Phrase Breakdown

Qual

[kwahl]

which / what

Question word used to ask which or what one.

Example

Qual é o prato do dia hoje?

What is the dish of the day today?

é

[eh]

is

Third-person singular of ser, meaning is.

Example

Qual é o prato do dia nesta casa?

What is the dish of the day in this restaurant?

o

[oo]

the

Masculine singular definite article before prato.

Example

Qual é o prato do dia mais popular?

Which is the most popular dish of the day?

prato

[PRAH-too]

dish

A prepared dish or plate of food.

Example

O prato do dia costuma ser caseiro.

The dish of the day is usually homemade.

do

[doo]

of the

Contraction of de + o, meaning of the.

Example

Qual é o prato do dia e quanto custa?

What is the dish of the day and how much does it cost?

dia

[DEE-uh]

day

Day; in prato do dia it means daily special.

Example

O prato do dia muda todas as tardes.

The dish of the day changes every afternoon.

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