No pasamos suficiente tiempo juntos.
non PAS-sia-mo ab-BAS-tan-za TEM-po in-SIE-me — stress on 'pas-', 'bas-', 'tem-', 'sie-'.
Addressing a pattern of busyness or distance — gently raising that the relationship needs more time and presence.
'Passiamo' = we spend (noi form of passare, used with time). 'Abbastanza' = enough. This phrase is a gentle complaint that frames the issue as shared ('we don't') rather than accusatory ('you don't give me'), which is less defensive and more collaborative.
Mi manca il tempo di qualità con te.
Echo de menos el tiempo de calidad contigo.
'Tempo di qualità' = quality time — very commonly used now
Ultimamente sembra che siamo sempre di corsa.
Últimamente parece que siempre vamos con prisa.
'Di corsa' = in a rush — frames busyness as a shared external problem
Vorrei che ritagliassimo più momenti solo per noi.
Me gustaría que nos reserváramos más momentos solo para nosotros.
'Ritagliare' = to carve out (time) — elegant and intentional
Italians prize physical presence ('presenza') highly in relationships. Being in the same room but distracted is considered a form of absence. Raising insufficient time together is valued as an act of care, not complaint — it says: I want more of you.