Hi, everyone! Olá gente, tudo bem? |
Paloma here, and welcome to another Whiteboard Lessons! |
Today, we're going to talk about Days of the Week! |
So first, let's look at the vocabulary. |
segunda-feira |
Segunda-feira means "Monday." |
terça-feira |
"Tuesday" |
quarta-feira |
Quarta-feira means "Wednesday." |
quinta-feira |
"Thursday" |
sexta-feira |
Sexta-feira means "Friday." |
sábado |
Sábado means "Saturday." |
And last one is, |
domingo |
Domingo means "Sunday." |
Now let's look at the dialogue. When I read, I want you to pay attention to the day of the week and see how it's used there. |
Hoje é que dia da semana? |
Hoje é quarta-feira. |
Hoje é que dia da semana? |
Dia da semana means "day of the week" |
"What day of the week is it today?" |
Hoje é quarta-feira. |
"Today is Wednesday." |
So you can see the new pattern here: |
Hoje é [day of the week]. |
"Today is [day of the week]." |
This is same as English. |
So the pattern is pretty simple, it is same as English. |
Hoje é [day of the week]. |
"Today is [day of the week]." |
So let's see a few more examples as well. |
Hoje é segunda-feira. |
"Today is Monday." |
Hoje é terça-feira. |
"Today is Tuesday." |
So today we learned the days of the week, but it's much more common to always say "segunda," instead of segunda-feira; "terça," instead of terça-feira; and so on. "Quarta," "quinta," "sexta"; and sábado and domingo are the same. |
The things is that we usually just say "segunda" and omit feira, because they're weekdays. |
So that would be: |
segunda |
terça |
quarta |
quinta |
sexta |
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