Meaning
To start the day feeling grumpy or in a bad temper.
Cultural Background
Very common in daily speech to explain away minor social friction. Used similarly, though perhaps slightly less frequently in casual banter.
Remember the side
Always use 'esquerdo' (left). Never 'direito' (right) for this idiom.
Meaning
To start the day feeling grumpy or in a bad temper.
Remember the side
Always use 'esquerdo' (left). Never 'direito' (right) for this idiom.
Test Yourself
Complete the phrase.
Eu acordei com o pé ________.
The idiom specifically uses 'esquerdo' (left).
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesEu acordei com o pé ________.
The idiom specifically uses 'esquerdo' (left).
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it implies the day started poorly.
Related Phrases
Estar de mau humor
synonymTo be in a bad mood