max_student_nz 後輩 Joined 26 Jan 2006 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 26 Jan 2006 #1 im just finishing off a letter to my old homestay mother in japan and i can't remember how to say "i miss you" also does anyone know the masu form of them verb "to milk" like to milk a cow
im just finishing off a letter to my old homestay mother in japan and i can't remember how to say "i miss you" also does anyone know the masu form of them verb "to milk" like to milk a cow
MeAndroo 先輩 Joined 29 Jul 2004 Messages 767 Reaction score 16 27 Jan 2006 #2 I'd say something like "hisashiburi ni aenakute samishii ne." It basically means "I miss you since we haven't seen each other in a while." No idea on the milk thing.
I'd say something like "hisashiburi ni aenakute samishii ne." It basically means "I miss you since we haven't seen each other in a while." No idea on the milk thing.
Mikawa Ossan いかんわ！ Ten-year veteran Fifteen-year veteran Twenty-year veteran Joined 17 Sep 2005 Messages 6,017 Reaction score 1,970 27 Jan 2006 #3 I would just say, "aitai" or expand on that. There is no way to directly say "I miss you" in Japanese. For "to milk a cow", I would say, "ushi no chichi wo shiboru" I hope this helps.
I would just say, "aitai" or expand on that. There is no way to directly say "I miss you" in Japanese. For "to milk a cow", I would say, "ushi no chichi wo shiboru" I hope this helps.