who knows how to speak french???

Je t'aime et tu me manques

Attention "i miss you" veut dire "tu me manques" et non "je te manques"

be carefull, "I miss you" means "tu me manques" and certainly not "je te manque", that means nothing in french

In french there are two ways to say things, the Proper way and the Familiar way which basically means:

Proper would be if you were to say I love you to a Parent

Familiar would be if you were to say it to a Lover.

For Example I Love you in the Proper translation would be Je Vous Aime

In the Familiar way it would be Je taime ( not sure abt this spelling but this is the proper pronunciation)

Here is a link to a free translation. This should help you!

Je parle en peu francais! I believe it's "Je fais". I'm lovely constructive approximately that too. Are you looking ahead to him to pop the query? Good good fortune (to either one of you if that be the case)!

Je t'aime is I love you. Je m'ennuie de vous is I miss you. Au revoir. That means goodbye.

Je vous aimes et vous me manquez

i love you=je t'aime (pronounce:ze tem) and i miss you =et TU ME manques (pronounce: é tu me man ke)

the person should understand

Not sure this is a perfect translation, but the person will understand what you are saying:

"Je vous aime et je vous manque."

Je m'ennuie de toi = I miss you

Je t'aime = I love you

J'adore= I adore you

est = and

i love you in french is: je t'aime

i miss you: Tu me manque

I love you = je t'aime

I miss you = je te manques