Casually: 間もなくここに帰ってね! Mamonaku koko ni kaette ne!
Politely: 間もなくここに帰って下さい! Mamonaku koko ni kaette kudasai!
réponds-moi vite
put it into google translation will get your answer
ここに来る
ima [now] choudoh ima [at this precise moment]
"Me too, we need to hang out soon" would translate to: - In formal and polite Japanese: "Kochira koso, tookarazu tsukiau hitsuyou ga arimasu to omou no desu" - In spoken and informal Japanese: "Watashi mo, chikaiuchini tsukiau beki da to omoun da."
come soon
come soon in marathi
Dear We say..........."chheti vaapas aa jao" for "come back soon" in punjabi.
Dear We say..........."chheti vaapas aa jao" for "come back soon" in punjabi.
Come back soon (said to a male): tachzor beh karov (תחזור בקרוב)
Regrese a nosotros pronto.
To say "come back soon" in Chinese, you can say "快点回来" (kuài diǎn huílái). This phrase conveys a sense of urgency and warmth, expressing a desire for someone to return quickly. Another common way to express this sentiment is "希望你尽快回来" (xīwàng nǐ jǐnkuài huílái), which means "I hope you come back soon."
im sad to say that it is past januray 28 so i don't think its coming back :(
kuru 来る
You may say 'kaette/modotte [kudasai],' written: 帰ってください
"விரைவாக வந்துவிடு" (viraiyavāka vanduviḍu) is how you would say "come soon" in Tamil.
The usual phrase is "[jag] kommer snart tillbaks", literally "[I] come soon back". You can also use tillbakainstead of tillbaks.