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一万年太久
[yī wàn nián tài jiŭ]
This phrase comes from a popular saying that ‘ Ten thousand years is too long ’ It emphasizes impatience ...
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等太久
[dĕng tài jiŭ]
Waited Too Long : It expresses impatience or frustration perhaps indicating someone who has waited ...
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十年太久别放手
[shí nián tài jiŭ bié fàng shŏu]
It refers to Ten years is too long dont let go This expresses the idea that waiting or clinging onto ...
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慌等十年
[huāng dĕng shí nián]
Anxiously Waiting for Ten Years It expresses a long worried wait suggesting patience and possibly ...
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再要我等多久
[zài yào wŏ dĕng duō jiŭ]
How Much Longer Must I Wait For represents impatience and yearning expressing someone who is eagerly ...
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十年再久又如何
[shí nián zài jiŭ yòu rú hé]
What does it matter if it lasts ten years ? Implies a certain kind of impatience or disregard for long ...
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十年契约我怕我等不起
[shí nián qì yuē wŏ pà wŏ dĕng bù qĭ]
This name expresses a sense of anxiety and frustration about waiting for someone or something It ...
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等了十年
[dĕng le shí nián]
Directly translates to waited for ten years expressing prolonged patience or anticipation often ...
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三年很久
[sān nián hĕn jiŭ]
Means three years is very long This reflects an impatient mood possibly highlighting how time seems ...