como se dice I have not seen you in a while en espanol?

Question

Is this correct? No le he visto en un rato. Or do spanish speakers use the saying (long time no see) like english speakers say to people when they have n't seen them in a while.

Answer 1

I think you could also say ; Hace mucho tiempo que no te veo

Answer 2

I do know that they say "Eres un regalo para la vista" Which is the equivalent to "You´re a sight for sore eyes" (Literally: You are a gift for the sight)

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This is a great saying. Thanks. Is this saying used in latin america or spain? - ronljr1985, NOV 24, 2009

I used it in speaking with a native Mexican, and he didn't correct anything or comment, but others here may be able to clarify better. - aloshek, NOV 24, 2009

Answer 3

I have not seen you in a while = Tiene rato que no te he visto

Answer 4

No le he visto en un rato

Depending on where you're at, that could be a leísmo.

In English "you" would technically be a d.o. and lo/la would be required. In Spanish...¿Quién sabe?