Questions & Answers about Eu faço anos em julho.
Why does the Portuguese sentence translate to "I make years"?
In Portuguese, the most common way to talk about having a birthday is to use the verb fazer (to do/make) and anos (years). Literally, Eu faço anos means "I make years", but it is the natural, everyday way to say "It is my birthday" in Portugal. You might also see the word aniversário (birthday), but fazer anos is much more common in daily conversation.
Since the current lesson is about the near future, how would I say "I am going to have a birthday in July"?
Why is the word julho not capitalized?
In Portuguese, the names of the months (like julho, agosto, and setembro) are always written with lowercase letters, unlike in English.
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