Phonetic Translations:
I love you : Mujhe tumse pyar hai
I love you with all my heart: Mujhe tumse dil se pyar hai
I care about you: Mujhe tumhare fikar hai
I miss you: Mujhe tum bahut yaad aate ho
From the bottom of my heart : Dil kee gaharaeon se
Take care: Upna Khyal Rakhna
Rajkumaari Roughly translated "Royal miss"
You would say "मुझे तुम्हारी याद आती है" (mujhe tumhari yaad aati hai) to express "I miss you" in Hindi.
Someone is called as KOI in Hindi. It is the word to give anonymous name to any object or person.
mein apne bahut hi khaas mitra ki kami mehsus karunga.
say something possitive
In Hindi you will be missed is "Tumhari yaad aayegi" or if it is to someone older and respected you say "Aap ki yaad aayegi".
if you like them too tell them u miss them to and get together with them :D
Yes, but it depends how you say it. If you imply I miss you because I love you then no. If you imply I miss your friendship or I miss having you around as a friend then that's fine.
You can say "अच्छे वीकेंड की शुभकामनाएं" (acche weekend ki shubhkaamnaayein) in Hindi to wish someone to have a good weekend.
what do we say introduction in hindi
You can say "मैं हमेशा तुम्हें याद करूंगा/करूंगी" (Main hamesha tumhe yaad karunga/karungi) in Hindi, which translates to "I will always remember you."
Karo means do it. Kar is the root verb which means do and when you ask someone to do something you say karo.