I miss you

Italian translation: mi manchi

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Danish term or phrase:	I miss you
Italian translation:	mi manchi
Entered by:	Daniela Benigni

09:09 Oct 23, 2000

Danish to Italian translations [Non-PRO]

Danish term or phrase: I miss you

A term used to tell a person, you have not seen for a while that you think of him/her and would like to him/her soon.

Rikke

mi manchi

Explanation:
I hope you do not miss him/her anymore (as my answer is a bit late!)

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Daniela Benigni
Italy
Local time: 21:30

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Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I still miss him. He is travelling a lot, actually he is in Milan at the moment, so even though your answer is late, your timing is perfect ;-)

Kind regards
Rikke
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mi manchi

Daniela Benigni

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mi manchi

Explanation:
I hope you do not miss him/her anymore (as my answer is a bit late!)

Daniela Benigni
Italy
Local time: 21:30
Native speaker of: Italian

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