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236 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE
De and em combine with the demonstrative forms (see GS25):
daąuela ofthatone
naąuele in that one
3. The preposition a combines with the initial a of demonstratives aąuele,1 etc. and with the definite article a:
dąuela to that one
a baia to the bay
10. DAYS OF THE WEEK
1. The days of the week are not capitalized. Satur-day and Sunday are masculine; the other days are feminine. The article is generally used except after ser:
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segunda-feira or segunda |
Monday |
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teręafeira or teręa1 |
Tuesday |
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ąuarta-feira or ąuarta |
Wednesday |
|
ąuinta-feira or ąuinta |
Thursday |
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sexta-feira or sexta |
Friday |
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sdbado |
, Saturday |
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domingo |
Sunday |
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Vou ve-lo na segunda. |
1 am going to see him |
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Monday. | |
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Hoje e teręa. |
Today is Tuesday. |
|
2. “On Monday,” “on Mondays,” etc.: | |
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na segunda-feira |
on Monday |
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nas segundas-feiras |
on Mondays |
|
1 aąuele (P). | |
11. THE NAMES OF THE MONTHS
The names of the months are masculine and usually are not capitalized in Brazil (but they are in Portugal: Janeiro, etc.). They are usually used without the definite article:
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Janeiro |
January |
|
fevereiro |
February |
|
maręo |
March |
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abril |
April |
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maio |
May |
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junho |
June |
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julho |
July |
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agósto (Agosio ®) |
August |
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setembro |
September |
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outubro |
October |
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novembro |
November |
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dezembro |
December |
12. THE NAMES OF THE SEASONS
a primavera spring
o verdo summer
o outono autumn
o irnerno winter
The names of the seasons are usually not capitalized in Brazil (but they are in Portugal). They are usually used with the definite article:
Ninguem vai id no Nobody goes there in
invemo. (Imerno ®) (the) winter. 1
łeręa-feira, teręa
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