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I am waiting here now (casually): ここに待ってる (koko ni matte ru)

I am waiting here now (politely): ここに待っています (koko ni matte imasu)

I will wait here (casually): ここに待つ (koko ni matsu)

I will wait here (politely): ここに待ちます (koko ni machimasu)

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"I will wait": 

待ちます "Machimasu"

待つ "Matsu"

"You will wait":

あなたは待ちます "Anata wa machimasu"

あなたは待つ "Anata wa matsu"

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私は戻ってきます

Watashi WA modotte ki masu

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13y ago
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to say "will wait for you no matter what" is: Ni kankei naku, nani o omachi shite orimasu. I hope that this helps!

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"Touchaku shimasu" is one way of saying "I will arrive" in Japanese.

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14y ago
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You can say "chotto matte kudasai" [一寸待って下さい] or "chotto matsu" [一寸待つ]

Both are pretty formal.

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Chotto matte

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