iamtime
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- Jan 15, 2011
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- Student or Learner
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- Chinese
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- Malaysia
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- UK
Hi,
I want to say, 'you have passed away when we were young together once. You have gone to heaven maybe but I now have aged and you have missed all the years I have passed', can I say in this way below, in a shorter sentence?
I cannot age with you, you have forgone my years
Does it make any sense to you? or this one below is better?
I cannot age with you, you have forgone my time
Thanks,
Lau
I want to say, 'you have passed away when we were young together once. You have gone to heaven maybe but I now have aged and you have missed all the years I have passed', can I say in this way below, in a shorter sentence?
I cannot age with you, you have forgone my years
Does it make any sense to you? or this one below is better?
I cannot age with you, you have forgone my time
Thanks,
Lau
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