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I'm not fluent in spanish, but I believe it's "Yo demoré tanto" or "Yo me he demorado tanto" (which would be more like "I have taken so long").

As in: "I took so long to realize you were here..." - "Yo me he demorado tanto para darme cuenta que estabas aqui..."

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You could say: "He esperado".

You should use the "pretérito perfecto", because it also expresses long time actions in Spanish. Even the form: "He esperado todo este tiempo" is correct to say "I've been waiting".

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βˆ™ 11y ago

"I have been waiting" is "he esperado / he estado en espera (de...)".

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Asistí a una clase de español (pretérito lejano)

he asistido a una clase de español (pretérito reciente)

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βˆ™ 12y ago

Llegue (with an accent on the final 'e')

He llegado

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βˆ™ 14y ago

This probably refers to time: It has been too long a time. Hace demasiado tiempo...

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