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How do you say 'I remember you' in Japanese when speaking to an old friend?
Nov 9, 2010 11:47 PM
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- (I) remember (you).
覚えてる。 (oboeteru。）
覚えてるよ！（oboeteruyo!)
- (I) havn't forgot (you).
忘れてない。 (wasuretenai`。)
忘れてないよ！(wasuretenaiyo!)
November 10, 2010
Example akiko chan wo omoidashimasu. Thats what i think. I don't use "you" in meaning of respect.
Also im not sure about informal akiko chan wo omoidashite.
November 10, 2010
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