这都好几天了
“It's been several days now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
阿姨再见 慢点啊
“Goodbye, ma'am. Take care.”
这都好几天了
“It's been several days now.”
“She hasn't replied to my messages. I wonder how she's doing there.”
“Too much time has passed without word, and I am getting genuinely anxious.”
In Chinese family and close social networks, regular check-ins are customary, making an unexplained gap of several days a frequent cause for worry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it is already (emphasizing degree or duration)
Use this spoken pattern to express surprise, impatience, or concern about an excessive amount of time.
quite a few days / several days
A very common colloquial expression indicating a noticeable span of several days.
Marks a change of state and reinforces the cumulative sense of time that has elapsed.