Advance 5 of the German language

I don't think you're wrong, but that's not how Germans usually say it.

Generally speaking. I also miss you: du fehlst mir noch !Or ich vermisse noch dich

Personally, I think I will still miss you, which can be expressed in modal verbs or in the future tense.

I'll still miss you: du willst mir noch fehlen!Or ICH Werde dich noch Vermissen

I think you usually use fehlen and rarely willst mir fehlen, which means I'm going to miss you.

I also miss you: du fehlst mir noch !

I'll miss you: du willst mir noch fehlen!

。In fact, German does not have to be as deductible as Chinese.

I was also constantly struggling with this kind of problem at first.

But no.

I miss you too. You can say ich vermisse dich immer noch

We rarely say denken in this spoken language...an, or fehlen

It would be nice to have ich denke noch an dich.

It can also be said to be ich vermisse dich noch

And also. du fehlst mir noch.

It is recommended that the landlord combine the answers of the second and third floors.

I still think that you have to say this in German, and "I still miss you", which is the difference between the state of affairs. The third floor is right.

I miss you: Ich Vermisse Dich

ich denke an dich.

du fehlst mir.

Or just add a noch

ich vermisse dich noch.

ich denke noch an dich.

du fehlst mir noch.

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