How to Say “Happy Independence Day” in Portuguese

feliz Dia da Independência
feliz Dia da Independência is the Portuguese way to say happy independence day.
This phrase is used to offer good wishes during a country's independence day celebrations. In written form, it is common to include an exclamation mark to convey the celebratory nature of the greeting.
Meaning: good wishes at a country's independence day (phrase)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of feliz (happy), Dia (Day), da (of the) and Independência (Independence).

How does it change in a sentence?

The word Dia is capitalized in this phrase because it refers to a specific holiday.

Did you know?

  • The root of feliz is linked to the Proto-Indo-European word for 'to suckle'.
  • In Brazil, Dia da Independência is a national holiday on September 7, while in other Lusophone countries like Angola, it is celebrated on November 11.
  • While feliz means 'happy', Portuguese speakers often use the word parabéns to congratulate a nation on its independence.

Examples in context

  • Feliz Dia da Independência para você!
    Happy Independence Day to you!
  • Desejo um feliz Dia da Independência a todos.
    I wish a happy Independence Day to everyone.
  • Tenha um feliz Dia da Independência com sua família.
    Have a happy Independence Day with your family.

Example conversation

Two friends are greeting each other on the holiday.

  1. Gabriel

    Oi, Beatriz! Feliz Dia da Independência!
    Hi, Beatriz! Happy Independence Day!
  2. Beatriz

    Obrigada, Gabriel! Feliz Dia da Independência para você também.
    Thank you, Gabriel! Happy Independence Day to you too.
  3. Gabriel

    Você vai comemorar hoje?
    Are you going to celebrate today?
  4. Beatriz

    Sim, vou ver o desfile.
    Yes, I am going to see the parade.

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