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Estou com saudades de você treinador Rodrigo meu gostosão
this is the best way
carolina
sinto saudades suas, treinador Rodrigo. :)
† André †
Sinto saudades de você, técnico Rodrigo
Amanda Monteiro
"Saudades de você, treinador Rodrigo"
jennie g.
wait rodrigo amarante?
& here...
Estou com saudades treinador Rodrigo.
Ed
You can say this in these forms:
Sinto saudades de você, técnico Rodrigo.
Sinto sua falta, técnico Rodrigo.
Saudades, técnico Rodrigo.
Ok?
Rio_Carioca
Well, if you want to write it this is the way: "Sinto sua falta, treinador Rodrigo!"
or, even more Portuguese: "Tenho saudades de você, treinador Rodrigo!" (SAUDADE is a word that only exists in Portuguese) but if you want to SAY it in Portuguese, try this (as if you read in English):
Pay attention that the "o" in the end of the word is shorter than it is in English. If you pronounce it as it is in English, you will say "or" in Portuguese: "ou".
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