I'm dying to

Writer’s Note

The expression "I'm dying to" is a figure of speech that emphasizes a strong desire to do something. You can use this expression when you want to show how eager you are or how much you look forward to an event. For example, I'm dying to move to a new house, I'm dying to eat lunch, I'm dying to see the concert, I'm dying to go to Hawaii. The dialogues, shown above, demonstrate common situations that you can tweak and practice on your own.

Here are some creative sentences to get you more familiar with the phrase "I'm dying to":

1. I’m dying to try that new ramen place everyone’s posting about.
我迫不及待想去试试大家都在发帖的那家新拉面店。
2. I’m dying to eat something that’s not instant noodles for once.
我迫不及待地想吃点不是方便面的东西。
3. I’m dying to bake cookies—but mostly just to eat the dough.
我迫不及待地想烤饼干——但主要是想吃面团。
4. I’m dying to take a break and disappear into the mountains for a few days.
我非常想休息一下，消失在山里几天。
5. I’m dying to visit a country where I don’t speak the language at all—just for the adventure.
“我非常想”去一个我完全不会说语言的国家旅行——只是为了冒险。
6. I’m dying to see the Northern Lights with my own eyes.
我非常想亲眼看到Northern Lights。
7. I’m dying to tell you what happened—but I have to wait until we’re alone.
“我迫不及待地”想告诉你发生了什么事——但我得等到我们单独在一起的时候。
8. I’m dying to hear how your date went. Spill everything!
我迫不及待地想知道你的约会进展如何。快告诉我所有细节吧！
9. I’m dying to meet your dog. I’ve heard so much about him!
我迫不及待地想见见你的狗。我听说了很多关于他的事！
10. I’m dying to start a project that actually excites me.
我迫不及待地想开始一个真正让我兴奋的项目。
11. I’m dying to learn something new this year—maybe coding or photography.
我迫不及待地想在今年学习一些新东西——可能是编程或者摄影。

I've been dying to communicate with you guys! So let us know what you've been dying to do. Another day of successful learning. Cheers!