grammar confusion. what is the difference? i have missed you, i missed you, i miss you already?
Hey i am confused with these words. Example: when you miss a friend whom you met few days ago and this friend call me on the phone. "Hey , how are you? i miss you?" or "hey, youve been missed?" or "Hey ive missed you"

Question

grammar confusion. what is the difference?  i have missed you, i missed you, i miss you already?
Hey i am confused with these words. Example: when you miss a friend whom you met few days ago and this friend call me on the phone. "Hey , how are you? i miss you?" or "hey, youve been missed?" or "Hey ive missed you"

Answer

Any of those comments on the phone would work.

As for the differences between the sentences in your title, it's a question of straightforward elementary grammar:

'I have missed you' (present perfect) - This is talking about the period from the time we parted until now.

'I missed you' (past simple) - I missed you during the time that we were apart. I don't miss you now, because we are together again or back in contact.

'I miss you' (present simple) - This is talking about now.

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