How to say miss you too in creole?

There isn't one single way to say "miss you too" in Creole, as the specific phrase will vary depending on the specific Creole language and dialect.

Here are some examples, keeping in mind there are many regional variations:

Haitian Creole:

* Mwen sonje ou tou. (Mwen - I, sonje - miss, ou - you, tou - too)

* Mwen renmen ou tou. (Mwen - I, renmen - love, ou - you, tou - too)

* Mwen manke ou tou. (Mwen - I, manke - miss, ou - you, tou - too)

Louisiana Creole:

* Mo manke ou tou. (Mo - I, manke - miss, ou - you, tou - too)

* Mo renmen ou tou. (Mo - I, renmen - love, ou - you, tou - too)

Jamaican Patois:

* Mi miss yu too. (Mi - I, miss - miss, yu - you, too - too)

* Mi love yu too. (Mi - I, love - love, yu - you, too - too)

Remember: The best way to find out how to say "miss you too" in a specific Creole language is to ask a native speaker.

If you can specify the specific Creole language you are interested in, I may be able to give you a more precise answer.