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快忘了
[kuài wàng le]
Close to forgetting implies almost having lost a memory It can reflect an intention or hope of putting ...
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脑子三秒忘
[năo zi sān miăo wàng]
Forget It In Three Seconds implies a fleeting memory or inability to remember things for long often ...
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忘记谈何容易
[wàng jì tán hé róng yì]
Forgetting is not easy It reflects on the difficulty and emotional depth involved in trying to forget ...
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忘却只在分秒间
[wàng què zhĭ zài fēn miăo jiān]
Forgetting only happens in moments implies the theme of forgetting something or someone quickly ...
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太难忘记
[tài nán wàng jì]
Too Hard to Forget : Implies that certain memories events or people leave such a deep impression ...
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忘却太久
[wàng què tài jiŭ]
Forgetting for too long indicates a theme of prolonged absence from memory or forgetting important ...
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忘得太用力
[wàng dé tài yòng lì]
Forgetting With Too Much Force A poetic way to say the person has tried too hard to forget something ...
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百年忘
[băi nián wàng]
A hundred years of forgetting implies an intention or desire to forget everything for a long time ...
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久了怕忘
[jiŭ le pà wàng]
Too Long May Cause Us to Forget : This phrase highlights the fear of forgetting significant moments ...