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- Are you writing poetry, or do you want to know how to say this in a conversation or a letter? No one speaks or writes using Albert's prose (and some of it is slightly incorrect in meaning). Try: 1 以后你会不经意地想起我,请别忘记我曾经那样深深的爱过你. After you've stopped having feelings for me, please don't forget that I once loved you very deeply. 2 我生命里的温暖就那么多,我全部给了你,但是你离开了我,你叫我以后怎么再对别人笑 I only have so much to give in my life - and I gave it all to you. But, you still left me. How could I ever again smile or laugh with another? 3 你永远也看不到我最寂寞时候的样子,因为只有你不在我身边的时候,我才最寂寞。 You never see what I'm like when I'm most feeling lonely. Because only when you're not at my side, do I feel so alone. [if you said something like this in English, it would make someone vomit. Actually, if I said that to my wife in Chinese, she'd probably vomit too] 4 最浪漫的三个字不是我爱你,而是在一起。 The most most romantic words aren't "I love you," but "together forever" [not a literal translation, but captures the essence of what you are trying to say - Albert's translation is good too, and also not quite literal]0 votedMarch 31, 20090
- you have a secret crush on this person. Also, I don't think anyone says "one-sided love." At least I've never heard anyone say that. The actual term would be "unrequitted love" but that's not what you're asking -- "unrequitted love" means you love someone, but that person doesn't reciprocate. But, most likely that person knows you love him.0 votedMarch 11, 20090
- 1. "bug-eyed" means they were shocked or incredibly interested. It suggests that when people are shocked, eyes protrude rom their sockets like bugs (they get really big). 2. "high-profile" means something that is highly noticed. In this case, it could mean this was the sixth kidnapping of a famous person this week, or someone else that would be noticed or get a lot of coverage or attention. 3. "take your pick" -- someone has presented a choice. Either will do.0 votedJanuary 26, 20090

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