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还记旧诺
[hái jì jiù nuò]
Remember Old Promises expresses longing and loyalty by referring back to past vows or promises made ...
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曾经的约定
[céng jīng de yuē dìng]
Once upon a promise implies there was a commitment made in the past likely referencing nostalgia ...
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曾与诺
[céng yŭ nuò]
Promises once made : Reflecting on past promises given or received emphasizing a sentiment of nostalgia ...
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旧言重现
[jiù yán zhòng xiàn]
This translates as Old words reappear Likely it reflects on past commitments promises or dialogues ...
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旧约还在
[jiù yuē hái zài]
Translated as Old Promise Still Remains it conveys a lingering promise made long ago likely referencing ...
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当初的诺言
[dāng chū de nuò yán]
The phrase Promise of the past reflects looking back at previous commitments or agreements with ...
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昔年约
[xī nián yuē]
Which means A Promise Made Long Ago The user seems to reminisce about old commitments or oaths that ...
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昔时约定依旧在
[xī shí yuē dìng yī jiù zài]
It translates as the past promise remains This signifies faithfulness to old promises or commitments ...
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当初说好的承诺呢
[dāng chū shuō hăo de chéng nuò ní]
Literally this means “ Where are the promises we made back then ?” It suggests feelings of betrayal ...