Days, Months & Dates

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Compound days of the week take a feminine article and pluralize both parts.

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Days of the week are generally lowercase in Portuguese.

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Preposition 'a' contracts with articles for dates, but often omitted before weekdays.

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Refers to the fourth day of the liturgical week.

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The weekend begins after this day.

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Does not end in '-feira' like the weekdays.

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Comes from Latin 'dies Dominicus' (Lord's day).

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Months are lowercase in Portuguese. Use 'em' for 'in'.

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Shortest month of the year.

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Contains the cedilla (ç) for an 's' sound.

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Standard masculine noun ending in a consonant.

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Short month name, no special characters.

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Spelled with 'nh' for the nasal palatal sound.

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Month of summer holidays in Portugal.

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Peak holiday month in Portugal.

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Denotes the return to work and school.

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Autumn weather sets in during this month.

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Features nasal vowels ('om').

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Final month of the calendar year.

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Masculine noun despite ending in '-a'.

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Plural changes '-ês' to '-eses'.

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Standard masculine noun for calendar year.

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Used for calendar dates.

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Adverb of time.

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Adverb of time with a til (~).