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Expression for things in the future



 
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Expression for things in the future Mon Nov 27, 2006 11:26 am  Expression for things in the future
 

Hi All,

Is there a smart word for the below expression?

We will have to wait for that a very long time.
We don't know if it happens and if yes we don't know when.

The German expression for it is das ist noch Zukunftsmusik
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Expression for things in the future Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:08 pm  Expression for things in the future
 

A similar English expression that comes to mind is:

(Only) the future will tell.
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Expression for things in the future Mon Nov 27, 2006 13:30 pm  Expression for things in the future
 

Only time will tell (heard in a song of SAGA)

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Time will tell Mon Nov 27, 2006 13:47 pm  Time will tell
 

Exactly, Michael, that's how the old saying really goes.
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