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That is said in different ways in Japanese, 'aitai' meaning literally 'want to see' is one of the common ones. You could also say 'anata ga inakute sabishii' (lit: without you I'm lonely.) or 'anata ga koishii' (lit: You are yearned for/missed). All of them directly mean 'I miss you', just different wording.
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