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I've given this some thought but due to both my lack of knowledge in Japanese
(still studying atm, although in Japan for a year so that should improve) and
just not being able to come up with anything that sounds right with what I do
know, I'm not even sure if this is like a thing to say in Japanese. Either
that or I'm just getting tunnel vision on this and missing an extremely simple
way of translating this.

But so yeah, is there a way to say like "Bob says hi by the way," like when
you were talking about one person with Bob earlier and then Bob tells you to
extend his greetings to that person the next time you meet?
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How would you say "x says hi" in Japanese?
> "Bob says hi by the way."

  * 「ところで、ボブが **よろしく** って。」
  * 「そうだ、ボブが **よろしく** って。」 

or

  * 「ところで、ボブが **ハロー** って。」

or something similar.

The above sentences are a casual way of saying the first sentence below:

> ところで、ボブが「よろしく」 **と** 言っていましたよ  
>  ところで、ボブが「よろしく」 **って** 言っていたよ  
>  ところで、ボブが「よろしく」 **って**
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