How do you say " I miss you" in German, Japanese, and Chinese?

Answer 1

Japanese: 私は逃す。

Chinese: 我想念您。

German: Ich vermisse Sie.

Answer 2

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How do you say " I miss you" in German, Japanese, and Chinese?

Answer 3

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Answer 4

In Japanese it's a bit long. "I miss you" is a very short, convenient phrase! There's no equivalent short, convenient phrase in Japanese, so here's the actual translation, as provided by my Japanese husband!
あなたがいなくてさびしい　(anata-ga inakute sabishii)
Literally, "you've gone, I'm lonely"!! I think that's rather sweet actually..!

Unfortunately, the answers you've been given so far for Japanese are using the wrong sort of 'miss'! 逃 means miss as in 'to miss a chance', not as in yearning.

Answer 5

in german you say: "ich vermisse dich"
or " Du fehlst mir"
pronunciation comes close to: eech (ch spoken like a "j" in spanish) fur miss eh deech
the other one : doo failst meer
i hope that helps

p.s.: i'm a native german speaker ... not a computer program. the german translation of shrtglr87 is correct but not what you are looking for (i assume you mean the 'i miss you' you say to your friend who's away or something like that).

Answer 6

I measure you- german

私は逃す- Japanese


我想念您- Chinese-simp

我想念您-Chinese-trad

Answer 7

i miss you in german, japanese, and chinese. see, you already said it.

Answer 8

In German:

"Ich vermisse dich."(if you are talking to a friend, family member, close person)
or: "Du fehlst mir."

"Ich vermisse Sie." (if you are talking to a person in a formal way)

Answer 9

in chinese: wo3 xiang3 ni3.

the number 3 is the tone. Just say it like the upside down carrot sign.

Answer 10

German--- Ich verpasse Sie
Simplified Chinese--- ÎÒÏëÄîÄú
Traditional Chinese--- §Ú·Q©À±z
Japanese--- Ž„‚Í“¦‚·

Your Welcome :)