lesson notes 11 - Fun with Brazilian Portuguese

Lesson 11
Notes
Hoje é dia dois de novembro
Numbers, days and dates
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Language Notes
onze
eleven
doze
twelve
treze
thirteen
quatorze
fourteen
quinze
fifteen
dezesseis
sixteen
dezessete
seventeen
dezoito
eighteen
dezenove
nineteen
vinte
twenty
vinte e um
twenty one
vinte e dois
twenty two
trinta
thirty
quarenta
forty
cinquenta
fifty
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sessenta
sixty
setenta
seventy
oitenta
eighty
noventa
ninety
cem
one hundred
cento e um
one hundred and one
cento e dois
one hundred and two
duzentos
two hundred
trezentos
three hundred
quatrocentos
four hundred
quinhentos
five hundred
seiscentos
six hundred
setecentos
seven hundred
oitocentos
eight hundred
novecentos
nine hundred
mil
one thousand
Days, months and seasons
domingo
Sunday
segunda-feira
Monday
terça-feira
Tuesday
quarta-feira
Wednesday
quinta-feira
Thursday
sexta-feira
Friday
sábado
Saturday
janeiro
January
fevereiro
February
março
March
abril
April
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maio
May
junho
June
julho
July
agosto
August
setembro
September
outubro
October
novembro
November
dezembro
December
primavera
spring
verão
summer
outono
autumn
inverno
winter
Language Focus
Talking about the date in Portuguese
Year: When we say the year in Portuguese we give it as a complete number: For example:
1984 is Mil novecentos e oitenta e quatro. (“One thousand nine hundred and nine”, instead of “Nineteen eighty
four”).
Day: We use the cardinal number (instead of the ordinal number) to say the day of the year and we normally use
the word “dia” (day) before the number. For example:
Eu vou para o Brasil no dia quatro de novembro.
(Literal Translation: I’m going to Brazil on the day four of November – as opposed to “fourth”).
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The exception for this is the first day of the month, when we do use the ordinal number “primeiro”.
Eu volto do Brasil no dia primeiro de dezembro.
(Literal Translation: I’m coming back from Brazil on the day first of December)
Hoje é dia dois de novembro.
(Literal Translation: Today is day two of November)
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Exercises
1.
Write the numbers in full:
a)
11
b)
13
c)
15
d)
17
e)
19
f)
22
g)
34
h)
46
i)
58
j)
61
k)
73
l)
85
onze
m) 97
n)
112
o)
214
p)
316
q)
418
r)
511
s)
613
t)
715
u)
817
v)
919
w) 1001
2.
Link the dates:
a)
1985
(
) dois mil e onze
b)
2012
(
) mil novecentos e oitenta e cinco
c)
1971
(
) dois mil e doze
d)
2011
(
) mil novecentos e setenta e um
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Answers
1.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
m)
n)
o)
p)
q)
r)
s)
t)
u)
v)
w)
2.
Write the numbers in full:
11
13
15
17
19
22
34
46
58
61
73
85
97
112
214
316
418
511
613
715
817
919
1001
onze
treze
quinze
dezessete
dezenove
vinte e dois
trinta e quatro
quarenta e seis
cinquenta e oito
sessenta e um
setenta e três
oitenta e cinco
noventa e sete
cento e doze
duzentos e quatorze
trezentos e dezesseis
quatrocentos e dezoito
quinhentos e onze
seiscentos e treze
setecentos e quinze
oitocentos e dezessete
novecentos e dezenove
mil e um
Link the dates:
e)
1985
( h ) dois mil e onze
f)
2012
( e ) mil novecentos e oitenta e cinco
g)
1971
( f ) dois mil e doze
h)
2011
( g ) mil novecentos e setenta e um
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