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Question (seem to have a lot of these as of late)
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Oi, I need this A.S.A.P!! If anyone can help me. I dunno how to say "I miss you" In Japanese. Can anyone help me? I am kinda retarded when it comes to memorizing sentences!! Thanks so much!! I looked it up, and got "Aitai" "I want to see you." is that right? And also, that doesn't mean I lvoe you does it? O_O He might take it the wrong way!!
woot
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Re: Question (seem to have a lot of these as of late)
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"anata ni aitai" would be better aisuru is "to love" aimasu is "to meet/see" 
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Re: Question (seem to have a lot of these as of late)
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Arigato gozaimasu!!! *squeal* Hee hee, thank you!!
woot
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Okay, I know I am double posting and stuff, but *sigh* I have yet another question. I do have a translator, but it doesn't type in sentences. And i'm not fluid with casual conversation...yet ^_^ I am doing this art project, and I need to know how to say: My celestial home. Thank you very much ^_^ If anyone can give me a hand, thank yoooouuuu!!!!!
woot
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Damn, a hard one!!!!! OK, let's see..."my" would be "watashino", and "home" would be "uchi" or "ie", but celestial is kinda hard. The nearest word I cound find for "celestial" in the sense you've used it is "daiba" which also means god. So I guess your sentence becomes "watashino daiba uchi". Or thereabouts.  --> |