Feb 22, 2025i miss you but i miss you. Oct 26, 2007i have been addressed this way twice (first name preceded by "miss"), each time when i was younger, by an older african-american gentleman from the south. Jun 17, 2008miss - an unmarried female mrs - a married female mr - a man ms - a woman who perhaps you don't kow if she is married, or some woman prefer to be called this anyway (i'm english.
Sep 25, 2014the onomatopoetic "whiff" representing the sound of a swung bat missing a pitched ball may be entering the language as a new verb meaning "to miss", with nuances. Mar 12, 2008"miss na miss kita" means "i miss you very much" or "i miss you so much" " i already miss you " means " namimiss na kita." we repeat a word to put more stress in it.
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