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Long time no see in japanese?

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Hisashiburi- means exactly "long time no see"

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How do you say long time no see in Japanese?
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)」
Where did the phrase long time no see come from?
it means they just did something together and leaft eachother then they do somthing again
Long time no see in french?
"Long time no see" is just an expression in english. To say "I have not seen you in a long time" in french would be said as "Je ne vous ai/t'ai pas vu depuis un long moment." or maybe even better:...
How do you act when you see your boyfriend after a long time?
Happy!! gosh what kind of question is that?? its not like your going to get mad at him for coming back!
Where does the saying 'Long time no see' come from?
It is a calque (see the wikipedia definition of that) of some Chinese phrase with the same meaning.