「長く付き合える友達を探しています」って英語でなんて言うの？

If you want to associate with someone or something for a long time then it is called: 'Long -term' In order to ask for a friend that you want to stay committed to for a long time, you can say: I want a long term friend. You can also say: I'm looking for a lasting friendship. Lasting also means long-term or to be permanent and last for a long time. I hope that helps!

*I'm looking for a friend who will around for while.* Meaning= I want a friend who will be in the same city/town for a while. Not just a few weeks/months *I want a friend who is around for the long term! * Meaning= this is another way of saying I want a friend who isn’t going to leave soon. *I want a friend who isn't going to disappear in the next year!* Meaning= this gives a specific amount of time that you don’t want a friend who is here for just 1 term or 1 month. These phrases might be useful when you are travelling and making friends in new towns/cities and want to know who is staying for a while! I’ve been travelling for around a year currently and know how hard it is to say goodbye over and over again!

"I am looking to make long-term friendships." Long-term friendships = It could be a long-time friend, or could be one who is committed to a lengthy friendship, one who will be around for the long term. "I am looking to create lifetime friendships." create lifetime friendships =A lifetime friend is a person you feel so close to that you think you'll be friends forever. "I am looking to have meaningful long-term friendships" meaningful = serious, important, or worthwhile.

long term = a long time BFF = Best friend forever ----------------------------------- Examples : I'm looking for a long term friend (I want the same friend for a vry long time). I need a BFF (I need a best friend forever)

Fly-by-night = may be a noun or an adjective: unreliable or untrustworthy, especially in business or financial matters, unreliable, undependable, irresponsible, untrustworthy "Cheap suits made by fly-by-night operators wear out really quickly!" "My last boyfriend was a lying fly by night and disappeared after one week!" Long lasting = enduring or existing for a long period of time: "We have a long-lasting friendship." Or an alternative meanin is: effective for a relatively long period of time: "I need a a long-lasting pain reliever."

In the first statement, you have used the adjective 'long term', which means 'something that will continue for a long time in the future', in this case, friendships. In the second statement, you have used the phrase to 'last forever'. The verb to 'last' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means to 'continue for a specified period of time', in this case, forever. In the last statement, you have used the idiom 'for the long haul', which means, 'for a long period of time'. So, you need friends that will be in it for the long haul. So, you may say: I am looking for long term friends. or I am looking for friendships that will last forever. or I need friends that will be in it for the long haul.

Strong bonds of friendship can last a life-time if we respect that concept! Who needs "fair weather friends" who will drop you at the first bump in the road? "I have no need fof fair-weather friends...I am seeking lasting friendships..."