1、Here I stand, waiting for you, and I believe that my patience will pave the way for a perfect ending.
2、The English translation for "I'll be waiting here for you, never leaving, never giving up" is: "I will be waiting here for you, steadfast and unwavering." The word 'waiting' signifies: to await, to serve, a maidservant, during the period of service, to wait, to cause someone to wait, to serve, and to anticipate.
3、I've been here, waiting for the wind, and waiting for you. From the novel "I've Been Here, Waiting for the Wind and You" by author Square Miao. Synopsis: That night, she was cruelly abused by a stranger, blindfolded and tied to the bed, resulting in an unexpected pregnancy.
4、I will wait for you indefinitely, until you say to me, "I am willing." Watashi wa kimi o zutto machi shiteiru, kimi wa "ii yo" to iu hi made ni yuku. I will wait for you until the day you say you are willing.
5、Our dreams are still far away. I've been waiting for you, even though you are still confused. I believe in you, because you have become my faith.
6、I waited in reliance on your promise. I believe in the words you promised. Do not leave her waiting outside in the rain.
No matter how time changes, I am still here waiting for you. "I will be right here waiting for you," I will be here waiting for you, no matter what fate brings, or how my heart breaks.
"Waiting for the wind to come with you" is a more metaphorical translation, which fits the context well. In Chinese, the subject is often omitted, so if we assume it's "I" waiting, we can simply add "I am" at the beginning.
A romantic English sentence: I just think, I thought about you, not much, just missing you. Whose laughter hides the tears, whose allure dances across the world, whose scars sing a song.
I am acting in a love story, but the protagonist is the one I can't catch. There's no way, I just like you, even if it means a lifetime of mutual torture, I am willing. I don't do things I regret; I only do things that make you regret.
English: I will wait for you, without regret. Japanese: Watashi wa zutto machi shimasu yo, kaishu wa shinai.
Never give up, I will always wait for you, just as you do, you must be good, and I will keep the notes I will always keep. You can use translation software for this.
I will always wait for you. To "cool one's heels for someone" is an example: I'm going to cool my heels for you until the teacher gets back. I will wait for you until the teacher returns.