World Languages, 02.03.2020 16:03 mckayboyd1

6. Translate the following: (Portuguese)
faz muito frio no inverno.
Estou desejando para o verão.
Eu tenho três cães de estimação.
meus cachorros são muito legais.
meu melhor amigo virá na próxima semana.
meu pai está doente.
minha mãe está muito feliz.
Eu moro em Miami.

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6. Translate the following: (Portuguese)
faz muito frio no inverno.
Estou desejando para...

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