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你曾承诺过
[nĭ céng chéng nuò guò]
This translates to 'you once promised'. The user might refer to unfulfilled promises from past relationships, indicating a mix of hope, disappointment, and perhaps unresolved emotions.
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你承诺过了然后呢
[nĭ chéng nuò guò le rán hòu ní]
Translated as You promised and then what ? This shows frustration over unfulfilled promises or ...
你的承诺呢
[nĭ de chéng nuò ní]
Translates simply into where are your promises ? This name hints at disappointment or frustration ...
你说过的承诺我都记得
[nĭ shuō guò de chéng nuò wŏ dōu jì dé]
It means I remember every promise you made This implies longing for unfulfilled promises in a past ...
你说过的承诺
[nĭ shuō guò de chéng nuò]
Means the promise you made Expresses longing for a commitment once spoken perhaps unfulfilled emphasizing ...
遗留在児边的請話
[yí liú zài ér biān de qĭng huà]
The phrase likely conveys a sentiment of unfulfilled or pending promises left by your side suggesting ...
你许诺
[nĭ xŭ nuò]
It translates to You promised It expresses someones longing or reminder of a promise made often implying ...
你当初说过你会回来
[nĭ dāng chū shuō guò nĭ huì huí lái]
It translates to You once said you would come back speaking to broken promises longing or waiting ...
你说好的
[nĭ shuō hăo de]
As You Promised conveys disappointment or complaint about an unfulfilled promise from someone ...
未可扣紧承诺
[wèi kĕ kòu jĭn chéng nuò]
Translating as Promises Cannot Be Kept this username may indicate feelings of unfulfilled expectations ...