"Nas quartas-feiras eu bebo vinho."

Translation: On Wednesdays I drink wine.

[starclaire]

Nas quartas-feiras nós vestimos rosa!

[meaestacio]

I am SO glad someone else was thinking that! Lol!

[SiobhanWray]

This was my first reaction!

[middkid45]

Wine Wednesdays!

[DREDWARD]

Works for me :)

[ChadJ-DDS]

Just a joke for those learning English, sometimes you'll hear, "I only drink wine on days that end in Y." Other times you'll hear, "I only ___ on days that end in Y."

[Gyozo_Cserhalmy]

Eu somente bebo em dias que (ou: cujo nomes?) terminam com a letra 'a' ou 'o'. (Nns.)

[KTKee-EnglishEng]

What's wrong with on the Wednesdays?

[molypanchita]

techincally we don't say it like that in English...it doesn't sound natural

[KTKee-EnglishEng]

You're right. My fault for translating literally.

[dusics95]

What's the deal with the "feiras" ? Why "quartas"?

[Telisa7]

You may have figured this out, and I am still pretty much a beginner, but the quartas means fourth, and I think feiras refers to each day of the week in this case. Therefore, the fourth day of the week (starting Sunday) is Wednesday.

[Count_Draculis11]

We say Wednesday as 'quarta-feira' or 'quarta' for short. Quarta means fourth, that is, Wednesday is the fourth day in a week. And so on to the remaining days in a week, except for Saturday ( Sábado) and Sunday (Domingo).
In addition, all the days in Portuguese are feminine nouns, except Sábado and Domingo that are masculine ones. Then, we say 'a quarta-feira', 'a segunda-feira' and so on and 'o sábado' and 'o domingo'.