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How to respond to long time no see text? ›

"Yeah, long time no see," or, "Yeah, it's been a while," or, I said, "Yeah, it's been a long time." First, agree with the person. Then, ask a follow-up. "How are things?" You can use this similarly to "How are you?," or "How is it going?" "How are things?" means how is your life?

Flirty Answers

You can be as subtle or as bold as you want, but here are a few examples to give you inspiration: “Just thinking about you.” “Making plans for our next date.” “Wondering when I can see you again.”

If you want them to make something up to you say” I appreciate that, when and how do you plan to do that.” If someone says "I'll make it up to you," you can respond by saying, "That's not necessary, but thank you." You can also say something like, "I appreciate your offer, but I'd rather just move on."

After you've considered what was said to you and you've thought about what you want to say, speak clearly and confidently. Don't use vague or contradictory language to try to sound smarter or clever. People appreciate sincerity, so give them a genuine response that shows them that you care and that you understand them.

"Long time no see" is an English expression used as an informal greeting by people who have not seen each other for an extended period of time. The phrase is also acronymized as LTNS in Internet slang. Its origins in American English appear to stem from pidgin English, and it is widely accepted as a fixed expression.

Flirty Texts to Say "Good Morning"

Sending you kisses and hugs. I miss you already. You're the reason I wake up with a smile on my face. Hoping you had the best dreams about me last night.

You can send a follow up text, but keep it short and casual, something like “hey, just checking in.” I have a two text rule. If there is no response after the second text, I'd let it go.

Some potentially positive responses could be: “Good” if you want to keep the conversation short or transition into something else. “Glad to hear that” if you want to show that you care about that persons wellbeing. “Oh tell me more, what's new?” to open up further conversation.

The phrase “Can I make it up to you?” is often used when someone wants to return a favor that you did for them. It is an idiom that means to do something good for someone you have upset, in order to become friends with them again.

How do you respond to a text after a long time? ›

I would say, “Good hearing from you again! Please give me a hint as to why I haven't heard from you for a while. I hope you have been well.”

"It's so good to see you/talk to you! How have you been?" You don't have to reinvent the wheel or be particularly profound to restart a conversation with someone you haven't spoken to in a while. Simple and friendly might do the trick.

You answer, “ Yes it has been too long; it's so good to see you now! I hope all has been well with you.” I would say, “you too! Nice to finally see you again.” Maybe ask them if they're free some day in the week and hang out with them.