咱俩从好到分开 这些年
“From when we were good to when we split up,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Not everyone wants to leave.”
咱俩 从好到分开 这些年
“From when we were good to when we split up,”
“I've always respected your choices.”
“Look at everything we have been through together over all these years.”
In spoken northern Chinese, the adjective 好 is frequently used as a verb meaning 'to date' or 'to be in a romantic relationship,' reflecting traditional modesty regarding open declarations of romance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
from getting together to breaking up
A colloquial northern Chinese way to describe the complete cycle of a romantic relationship, where 好 refers to being in a relationship.
all these years / over the years
Use this phrase to emphasize a long, reflective passage of time involving significant life events.