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How do you say long time no see in Japanese?

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In Japanese you say 「お久しぶりです。(O-hi-sa-si-bu-ri-de-su)」 if you'd like to be polite.
To be more friendly, it would be better to say 「久しぶり。(Hi-sa-si-bu-ri)」

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