“Long time” in Japanese
Short answer
Long time in Japanese is “久々” (hisabisa). Full meaning: (in a) long time, long time (ago), while (ago), long ago, long while (ago), (in a) long while.
Other ways to say “Long time” in Japanese
長らく
nagaraku long, (for a) long time
劫臈
kourou long time, long years of service
長い間
nagaiaida long time, long interval, for quite some time
長時間
choujikan long time, several hours, long spell
久方ぶり
hisakataburi long time (since the last time), first in a long time
年来
nenrai many years, long time; for ... years, since ... years ago
長き
nagaki long distance, long time
曠劫
kougou aeons, eons, long time
久久
hisabisa (in a) long time, long time (ago), while (ago), long ago, long while (ago), (in a) long while
久びさ
hisabisa (in a) long time, long time (ago), while (ago), long ago, long while (ago), (in a) long while
ひさびさ
hisabisa (in a) long time, long time (ago), while (ago), long ago, long while (ago), (in a) long while
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