Wow! It feels really cool to be back;

I hope the feeling is mutual?

Anyway, today we will be learning the days of the week and months of the year in Portuguese.

Previously, we learnt some few basic portuguese expressions used in a conversation, click HERE to view.

Today’s class will be very succinct, então, vamoslá (so, let’s go).

OS DIAS DA SEMANA (Days of the Week)

Sunday: – Domingo (pronounced as domeango)

Monday:- Segunda-feira (pronounced as saygunda-feyra)

Tuesday:- Terça-feira (pronounced as tersa-feyra)

Wednesday:- Quarta-feira (pronounced as kwarta-feyra)

Thursday: -Qinta-feira (pronounced as kinta-feyra)

Friday:- Sexta-feira (pronounced as sexta-feyra)

Saturday:- Sábado (pronounced as sabado)

OS MESES DO ANO (Months of the Year)

January:- Janeiro (pronounced as janayro)

Febuaury:- Fevereiro (pronounced as fevereyro)

March:- Março (pronounced as marso)

April: – Abril (pronounced as abreew)

May: -Maio (pronounced as mayo)The “a” is pronounced as in “a” in “man”.

June: -Junho (pronounced as junyo)

July: -Julho (pronounced as julio)

August:- Agosto (pronounced as agosto)

Setember:- Setembro (pronounced as setembro)

October:- Outubro (pronounced as ọtubro)

November:- Novembro (pronounced as novenbro)

December:- Dezembro (pronounced as dezenbro)

ADVERBS OF TIME AND PARTS OF THE DAY IN PORTUGUESE

Yesterday: -Ontem (pronounced as onten)

Today:- Hoje (pronounced as Ooji)

Tomorrow:-Amanhã (pronounced as amayan)

Morning:- Manhã (pronounced as mayan)

Afternoon:- Tarde (pronounced as targe)

Night:- Noite (pronounced as noyti)

Mid-night:- Madrugada (pronounced as madrugada)

Alright, I believe that was comprehensible.

Até a próximaaula (till next class), take care of yourself and be good. Euamovocês.

Abraços (I love you all. Hugs!)

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

I am Fagbohun Olajumoke Blessing, a portuguese student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun state. Aside my love for beauty as a professional make up artist and beautician, i’m a freak of languages. A proficient speaker of Portuguese, English and Yoruba, a polyglot a translator and tutor of Portuguese. Let’s make some magic while learning together.