I miss you too.

I miss you, too, expressed in English as: I miss you, too, in which the British pronunciation of miss is [m? S], American pronunciation is [m? S], which means: madam; (used before a first name or surname as a title for an unmarried woman) miss, miss, miss (opportunity) and never meet.

I also miss your usage.

Dad: I miss you, too, my little girl. ?

Dad: I miss you too, girl.

Rose: Oh, I miss you, too. ?

Rose: I miss you, too.

I'll miss you, too, Dad. What's the matter?

I'll miss you, too, dad. What's the matter?

We will be away for a long time, and I will miss you, too. ?

We will be away for a long time, and I will miss you very much.

Mother: I miss you, too, dear. Let's go home. ?

Mother frog said, honey, I miss you, too. Let's go home.

I will miss you, too, but if you think that the happiness of life mainly comes from the happiness of interpersonal relationships, then you are wrong. ?

I will miss you, too, but if you think that the happiness of life mainly comes from the relationship in the world, then you are all wet.

Boy: I will miss you, too! ?

Boy: I will miss you, too!

I'll miss you, too. ?

I'll miss you, too.

9. I don't want to miss you! Please forgive me! ?

I don't want to miss you either. Please forgive me!