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How to say in Japanese "I've missed you so much" and "I miss you"?
In a few days I'll see my girlfriend in person after 4 month of being apart, I want to be able to say the first phrase "I've missed you so much" to her when I see her.
Also how do you say "I miss you"?
Thank you.
2 Answers
- AriLv 78 years agoFavourite answer
When talking with friend simple conversation. In Japan when we meet someone after a long time the first thing we say is:
久しぶりです。
Hisashiburi desu.
Long time no see・It's been so long
Next we will say
寂しかったです。
Samishi katta desu
It was lonely.
Or could say
とっても寂しかったです。
Tottemo sabish ikatta desu.
It was very lonely.
Or if you want a super phrase can use this one
あなたに会えてよかった。とっても寂しかったです。
Anata ni aete yokatta. ｔottemo sabishi katta desu.
Ｇlad to meet you. It was very lonely.
Hope above information will be helpful.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Anata ga inakute sabishiidesu
Now what is this for you? Are you in a class or something. Hm
Source(s): http://www.kenyalynem.blogspot.com/
