if its something bad that i had missed i would probley be pissed off and if it isn't so bad then I would just be mad
I miss you so much (no a literal translation, as it would be something like 'I miss you a lot')
An excuse to miss work would be something like a doctor's visit, a child's illness, or important family event.
say something possitive
to miss or be deficient = lack
Because your miss it when you dont have it!
she means something to you
The word missing can be an adjective and a verb. The adjective form describes something or someone that cannot be located. The verb form is the present participle of the verb miss.
miss what?
Manquer = Miss = I miss you Mademoiselle = Miss = For a girl's title.
To miss e.g. a target is 外す /ha zu su/. To miss seeing something would be 見過ごす /mi su go su/. To miss hearing something would be 聞き逃す /ki ki no ga su/. To miss a place e.g. passing by it would be 乗り過ごす /no ri su go su/. To miss a transportation e.g. bus, train etc would be 乗り遅れる /no ri o ku re ru/. To miss a class etc like being absent would be 欠席する /ke-sse ki su ru/. If you want to say 'I miss you' you can use expression like 'Anata ga inakunatte sabishii desu'. If you mean Miss as an honorific using さん /san/ or 女史 /jo shi/ after a name gives that impression.
You call them up or do something to let them know how special they are and how much you miss them.
yes he miss proof he eminem best friend why will you ask something like that