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See you tonight! I will be talking to a friend tonight, if I want to sあy "See you tonight" would it make sense to directly translate to Japanese? or would it be better to say "Goodbye - talk tonight" こんばん見る。 OR こんばん話す、　またね。 or would there be a better combination?
Nov 7, 2015 7:25 AM
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I would say: See you tonight! = こんばん、あおうね。(casual form) / こんばん、あいましょう。(formal form) Goodbye, talk tonight! = よる、はなそうね。バイバイ！(casual form) / よる、はなしましょう。では、また。formal form) I hope this was helpful.
November 7, 2015
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訂正<ていせい>correction sあy→say 回答<かいとう>answer じゃ、こんばん（あおう）ね。 また、こんばんね。 じゃ、また、こんばん。
November 7, 2015
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Sean
Language Skills
English, Japanese
Learning Language
Japanese
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