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Long time no see
Long time no see.
Cliché I have not seen you in a long time.; We have not seen each other in a long time. Tom: Hi, Fred. Where have you been keeping yourself? Fred: Good to see you, Tom. Long time no see. John: It's Bob! Hi, Bob! Bob: Hi, John! Long time no see.
Long time no see.
something that you say in order to greet someone who you have not seen for a long time Hi there, Paul. Long time no see.
long time no see
It's been a long time since we met, as in Hi Bob! Long time no see. This jocular imitation of broken English originated in the pidgin English used in Chinese and Western exchange. [Late 1800s]
Long time no see
phr. I haven’t seen you in a long time. Hey, John! Long time no see!
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| RÓŻA | | RUW-zhah | Polish |
| Malie | | - | Hawaiian |
| Akim | | - | Russian |
| Willemijn | | vil-lə-MIEN, wil-lə-MIEN | Dutch |
| YİĞİT | | yee-YEET | Turkish |
| Ignacio | | eeg-NAH-thyo (Spanish), eeg-NAH-syo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |