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May 25th 2011 21:32
I'm going to go out for a drink some of my friends tomorrow night.
We have been friends since we were student in our university.
A friend is in Hokkaido and the other friends are in Tokyo now, it will be long time no see to get together.
I hope we will have a good time!
I'm looking forward to get together with them!
We have been friends since we were student in our university.
A friend is in Hokkaido and the other friends are in Tokyo now, it will be long time no see to get together.
I hope we will have a good time!
I'm looking forward to get together with them!
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I'm going to go out for a drink with some of my friends tomorrow night.
We have been friends since we were became students in at our university.
AOne friend is in Hokkaido and the other friends are in Tokyo now, it will be long time no see to get together have been a long time since we have seen each other. (I think that's what you were trying to say)
I'm looking forward to getting together with them again!
We have been friends since we were students in (our university/College).
One friend is in Hokkaido and the other friends are in Tokyo now, it will be long time no see get together.Here "get together" can be looked at as a noun. "get together(as a noun)" = "gathering / meeting / etc." and "long time no see" can function as an adjective here.
I'm looking forward to getting together with them! OR I'm looking forward to this get together with them.