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got it off Google translate, so sorry if it isn't right...
It's been a while - Ha sido un tiempo
Not Close Its- En largo qe no te veo
That means Its been a long time sence the last time I've seen you.
Or
Ha sido un largo timpo. But your not telling them what its been a long time sence
so I would add. Qe no te veo.
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