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I am looking forward to seeing you 2018/5/18 17:57
Hello,
I am going to attend a congress and I will make a presentation where at the end, I would like to be able to address the hosts of the next congress in Japanese. I would just like to say: " I am looking forward to seeing you next time in Japan".
Most grateful for all the help I can get!
Marie
by Marie (guest)  

Re: I am looking forward to seeing you 2018/5/19 08:10
また、日本でお会いできることを心待ちにしてます。
mata nihon de oaidekiru kotowo kokoromachi ni shitemasu.
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Re: I am looking forward to seeing you 2018/5/19 11:04
I would adress to the Japanese hosts of the next congress:

Jikai-wa/nihon-de/minasama-ni/oai-dekiru-koto-o/tanosimi-ni/shi-te orimasu.
-____ _ -----_ _ - _ _ __ _ --- _ -_ ______ _-------- ______________

Ponounce each syllable in same beat, and / means necessary pauses.
Approximate high and low pitches of intonation is like above (ha, ha)

次回は、日本で皆様にお会いできることを楽しみにしております。
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Re: I am looking forward to seeing you 2018/5/20 00:16
また、日本でお会いできることを心待ちにしてます。
mata nihon de oaidekiru kotowo kokoromachi ni shitemasu.


The above sentence can be used if you have met the person/people in Japan before, typically now.

次回は、日本で皆様にお会いできることを楽しみにしております。
Jikai-wa/nihon-de/minasama-ni/oai-dekiru-koto-o/tanosimi-ni/shi-te orimasu.


The above sentence can be used if you are saying it outside Japan, and if you are saying it to many people.

I think the OP should give a little more context.
by Uco rate this post as useful

Re: I am looking forward to seeing you 2018/5/24 16:59
Thank you all for your invaluable help!

Arigato goizamasu!
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