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Is this right? Is this how you say Please wait here? ここでまってください If its wrong be as mean as you want, the meaner the more likely i will try to fix my mistakes.

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Is it for something like "could/can you wait for me here?", isn't it? If so, in general, we say: ここで待っていてください。(formal) ここで待ってて!(casual) In the literal translation, it would be "please stay waiting for me here". I hope this heps you.
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I'm not a native speaker, that's for sure, but this should work. ちょっとまって、うごくなください。 Though, I think yours would too.

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