这几日我都没有看到你
“I haven't seen you these past few days.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来
“Come on.”
这几日我都没有看到你
“I haven't seen you these past few days.”
以为你已经回去了
“I thought you had already gone back.”
“I've been looking out for you every day and felt disappointed when you weren't around.”
In Chinese relationships, affection and longing are frequently voiced as factual observations of absence rather than direct declarations like 'I missed you'.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
these past few days
A slightly refined spoken/written equivalent to the colloquial phrase 这几天.
haven't at all; not even once
Used to emphasize the absolute continuity or entirety of an absence or lack over a period of time.