Miss you
Mishu is a playful and affectionate way of expressing “I miss you”. You’d usually use it with people you have a close bond with, like a family member or your partner.
With just a quick text or online message, you can use mishu to show someone you’re thinking about them, whether you’ve been apart for a few minutes or a few months. You might text mishu to your husband once you’ve left for work or to your brother who lives in a different state.
But if mishu feels a bit too sentimental for your taste, don’t worry, there are plenty of other ways to say “I miss you”. You could try using IMU, ILAMY, or IMYA instead.
Example for using ‘Mishu’ in a conversation
Hey! I haven’t seen you in ages! Mishu!
Aww, Mishu too! It feels like forever!
I know, right? Mishu so much!
Mishu too, buddy! Can’t wait to hang out again!
Related Slang Words You Might Be Interested In
| Slang | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Sntnc | Sentence |
| Uno | You know |
| HBY | How 'bout you? |
| WBP | Write back please |
| Hun | Honey |