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"I'll find you" or "I'll come find you" in Japanese? it's for a drama project in my school; it'll be told by a male character. thanks for helping!
Apr 9, 2017 5:09 AM
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it will be... 君を見つけるよ or 君を見つけ出すよ。 Sounds like it is a love story. Does the man say it to you when he separates from you?
April 9, 2017
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kisarashel
Language Skills
English, Indonesian, Japanese, Japanese (Okinawan), Korean
Learning Language
Japanese, Japanese (Okinawan), Korean
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