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inday
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inday asked in TravelAsia PacificJapan · 1 decade ago

Please help, translation please? '' How are you? I missed you so much,I hope you are o.k...?

I wrote down some words in Japanese and it's meaning like:

I love you = Aisheteru

Thank you = Arigatou gozaimasu

Delicious = Oishi

Goodbye,Farewell = Sayonara

I had a Japanese friend and I want to say these words in his language.I know it takes courage for me to say so but I will.Somebody please help me with this one.

''How are you, I missed you.I hoped you're o.k.'' Japanese please?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    '' How are you? " お元気ですか?ogenki desuka?

    "I missed you so much" ごぶさたしていました。

    --> if you write to someone after a long time, "gobusata site imashita" is common.

    "I hope you are o.k...?" ご無事でであるとねがっています。 gobuji de aru to negatte imasu.."

    *”aitakute sabishikatta" is an expression for someone very close (family, GF, BF)

    Source(s): - native -
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    How are you=元気ですか?genkidesuka?

    I missed you=(私はあなたが居なかったので)寂しかったです

    (watashi ha anataga inakute) samishikatta desu

    I hoped you're o.k.=私はあなたの無事を祈っていました。

    (anata no buzi wo inotte imashita)

    I love you = Aishiteru

    Thank you = Arigatou (gozaimasu)

    Delicious = Oishi

    Goodbye,Farewell = Sayounara

  • 1 decade ago

    In casual way.

    How are you, I missed you. > genkidesuka. anatani aitakatta.

    I hoped you're o.k. >daijyoubu dato negatteta.

    I love you = Aisheteru >OK.

    Thank you = Arigatou gozaimasu>Arigatou (To add "gozaimasu" is not casual for friends)

    Delicious = Oishi >OK.

    Goodbye,Farewell =Sayonara>OK. but "Matane" would be better. Matane=See you again. Sayonara often carries it with the meaning of "good-bye forever".

    Source(s): Mother tongue
  • 1 decade ago

    Dono yō ni watashi wa anata o ketsujō sa remasu. Anata wa genkidesu ka?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    how are you? = Dono yō ni ht o sa re

    i missed you = Watashi wa anata o minogashite iru

    i hope you'r ok = Watashi wa anata ni yoku aimasu negatte imasu

    i hope this helped good luck.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    どのようにですか?私はそんなに、私はあなたが大丈夫です願って逃した

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    i know you can use google translator but i think it may be written in japanese

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