Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

marce tanto tiempo

English translation:

marce, it's been awhile

Added to glossary by Hardy Moreno
Oct 3, 2002 16:50
21 yrs ago
Spanish term

marce tanto tiempo

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other
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Proposed translations

+7
29 mins
Selected

marce, it's been awhile

I'm assuming that marce is a person's name. "Tanto tiempo" is like saying, "long time no see", or "it's been awhile (since I've seen you or heard from you, etc)"
Peer comment(s):

agree Vanina Ricciardelli
4 mins
thanks
agree jerrie
32 mins
thanks
agree x-Translator (X)
41 mins
agree Monica Colangelo
57 mins
agree Carina Arias
1 hr
agree siante
1 hr
agree LoreAC (X)
3 hrs
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+2
4 mins

marce, long time

long time i didn´t hear about you
long time i didn´t write to you
etc etc
Peer comment(s):

agree Oso (X) : long time no see! ¶:^))
2 mins
aunque no lo veamos, el sol siempre está :)
agree Marcela Berenguer
1 hr
neutral Monica Colangelo : Ale: suenan muy raras estas construcciones
1 hr
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2 hrs

Marce, it´s been so long...

another option
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+1
6 hrs

It´s been so long!

If your name is not ¨Marce¨, maybe they wanted to write ¨Hace tanto tiempo!¨, with the meaning indicated above.
Just a guess...
Peer comment(s):

agree Jennifer Callahan : that was my guess too, but it may be a stretch :)
2 days 15 hrs
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5 days

it´s been a long time

It appears your e.mail contained a spelling mistake. Nothing else makes sense to me.
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5 days

it´s been a long time

It appears your e.mail contained a spelling mistake. Nothing else makes sense to me.
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