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How to Say ‘What is the date today?’ in Portuguese

Qual é a data de hoje?

💬 Usage Tip: Helpful for aligning schedules and planning.

🇵🇹 In Portugal: Timeliness and planning are valued in Portuguese culture.

Phrase Breakdown

Qual

What

Used for asking about specific information.

Example

Qual é a sua idade?

What is your age?

é

is

Form of the verb 'to be' in the present.

Example

Esse é o lugar.

That is the place.

a data

the date

Specific day of the month and often the year.

Example

A data de amanhã.

Tomorrow's date.

de hoje

of today

Referring to the current day.

Example

O jornal de hoje.

Today's newspaper.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

Qual

[KWAU]

What

Used to ask about information specifying something.

Example

Qual é o seu nome?

What is your name?

é

[eh]

is

A form of the verb 'to be'. Used to describe or identify.

Example

Ele é alto.

He is tall.

a

[ah]

the

Definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known.

Example

A casa é grande.

The house is big.

data

[DAH-tah]

date

A specific day of the month and year.

Example

A data do evento é importante.

The event date is important.

de

[dee]

of

Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole.

Example

A cor da casa é azul.

The color of the house is blue.

hoje

[OH-zhee]

today

The present day.

Example

Hoje é um bom dia.

Today is a good day.

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