The word is used to explain the feeling of missing something or someone.
It is used to tell about something that you used to have (and liked) but don't have anymore.
The word come from the Portuguese language.
It is used to tell about something that you used to have (and liked) but don't have anymore.
The word come from the Portuguese language.
Please come back, the saudade of your kisses is hurting my heart.
I like living in NY but sometimes the saudades of my old town is too big.
I like living in NY but sometimes the saudades of my old town is too big.
by Luis-fi September 11, 2005
Saudade; it’s the feeling you have when you realize that something you once lost is lost forever and will never be yours again
i feel saudade
by lilacmonkey May 12, 2021
Describes the feeling of wanting but not currently having something or someone you had before. It particularly leans towards the more dreadful, lonely feeling of missing someone, instead of nostalgia.
It basically has the same meaning as "missing," but it's a noun.
This particular spelling is originated from Portuguese, but it also exists in Spanish and other Latin-derived languages.
Don't actually use it in an English sentence though, it sounds hella weird.
It basically has the same meaning as "missing," but it's a noun.
This particular spelling is originated from Portuguese, but it also exists in Spanish and other Latin-derived languages.
Don't actually use it in an English sentence though, it sounds hella weird.
I feel so much saudade of my dog. Sometimes I get up to take him to walk but remember he's not with me anymore.
by Haomakk January 9, 2021