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Meanings of so long in English

Portuguese
despedida
Catalan
adéu
Spanish
adiós

A farewell remark.

despedida

Expression of greeting used by two or more people who meet each other.

Usage of so long in English
1
It is so long since I sent my paper any good news.
Scoop
2
As another progressive politician said not so long ago: yes, we can.
The Guardian
3
It all seems so long ago and it was just two years.''
Brian's return
4
I saw her live in New York not so long ago: extraordinary.
The Guardian
5
Not so long in galactic terms; a quarter century in terrestrial years.
Star trek movie tie-in
6
That had happened so long ago, people had no need to remember.
Discord's apple
7
You know, not so long ago, I was in the same situation.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
8
How could she have gone so long without getting a second opinion?
Audrey's door
9
I saw you from so long ago, the day we said good-bye.
The Notebook
10
She'd for so long ignored him-simplyallowed him to have his way.
The charlemagne pursuit
11
That's so long as the federal government continues to choke our economy.
Radio NZ
12
I cannot understand why this problem has been ignored for so long.
The Irish Times
13
And Smithy, really have a good time, I mean it, so long.
A singular man
14
She said they happen often to avatars because we live so long.
Spellwright
15
I hope that helps and sorry for taking so long to respond.
Feminist dot com
16
He had just left home, too, as she had so long ago.
From a Certain Point of View
This collocation consists of:
Translations for so long
So long through the time
So long across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare
Ireland
Rare