"Wo fei chang xiang ni" (我非常想你) is a Chinese phrase that translates to "I miss you very much" in English. It expresses a strong feeling of longing or affection towards someone who is absent. This phrase is often used in personal relationships to convey deep emotions of missing someone special.
It means "I miss you very much"
"Fei chang de xiang ni" is a Mandarin Chinese phrase that translates to "missing you terribly" or "missing you very much" in English. It expresses a strong feeling of longing or loneliness for someone.
Ni guang fei xiang - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: Hong Kong:I Netherlands:AL Singapore:PG South Korea:All
The cast of Ni guang fei xiang - 2012 includes: Sandrine Pinna as Xiao Jie Amy Sisson as Dance Judge
The cast of Fei chang lang man - 2003 includes: Yiwei Liu Hongjie Ni Hing Suen as Jiahui Dawei Tong as Xiaochin
We will said fei chang gang xie ni(非常感谢你)for pronounce.
I miss you now
The cast of Ni ge mie ye chang - 1997 includes: Meng Lo as Fang Teresa Mak as Fei Rongguang Yu as Nan
Xiaoyan Gu has written: 'Ni zai xiang shen mo' 'Sha ren gong chang'
The cast of Ai ni ai wo - 2001 includes: Chen Chang as Feng Leon Dai as Tiger Kelly Kuo as Yili Angelica Lee as Fei-fei Giong Lim as Actor
is it Wo Xiang Ni? it means I miss you
Written in Chinese, I love you lots, is, 我非常爱你. In pin yin it is wo fei chang ai ni.