"seek having fun"
Να περνάς καλά. (Na pernas kala)
It means ''thank you, be well, with people you love around you''.
"Miss na kita" in Bicol would be "Dai na kita."
You can go with "Alam mo, sobrang na mis kita" or "Na mis talaga kita, sobra!"
basically 'be well' or more literally 'be good', sort of an equivalent to 'take care'
To say "I love you and miss you" to your grandmother in Tagalog, you can say "Mahal kita at miss na miss kita, Lola."
In Pangasinense, "mahal kita" can be translated as "ay-ayaten ka."
Mahal kita in Kapampangan (Pampanga Language) is "Kaluguran daka"
Syota na kita!
The phrase "mahal kita, namimiss na kita, kapag naiisip kita, nalulungkot ako" translates to "I love you, I miss you, when I think of you, I feel sad" in English. It expresses deep feelings of love and longing, indicating that thoughts of the person bring both affection and sadness due to their absence.
Kala kristouyena (kah-lah kree-stow-yee-na) is Greek for Merry Christmas.
miss na miss kita