Your sentence is correct and sounds natural! Here's the original for reference: "In my childhood, my best friend was Maria, but sadly, we have lost touch over the years." Alternative Ways to Say "We have lost touch over the years": "We've drifted apart over time." This emphasizes a gradual emotional or situational separation. "We haven't kept in contact." This version is straightforward and clear. "We lost contact as the years went by." Focuses on the passage of time causing the distance. "We fell out of touch as time passed." Similar to your original, but with a slightly different phrasing. "We haven’t spoken in years." Implies a lack of communication specifically. Examples in Context: "In my childhood, my best friend was Maria, but sadly, we've drifted apart over time." "She was my best friend when I was a child, but we haven’t kept in touch." Each of these options keeps the same meaning but adds a slight nuance! 😊

My childhood best friend was Maria. Sadly we’ve lost touch over the years. we haven’t kept in touch. we’ve drifted apart. (Slightly different connotation, but would usually apply in this scenario.)

Your sentence is correct and sounds natural. Here's another way to phrase "we have lost touch over the years": * "we drifted apart over the years." * "we haven’t stayed in contact over the years." * "we grew distant as the years went by." * "we lost contact as time passed."

To some extent rephrasing will depend on the feelings or sentiments you want to convey. Saying "we have lost touch over the years" is very natural and correct. Other ways to phrase it might be "over the years we've drifted apart" or "we've lost contact with one another" or "out lives have gone separate ways and seldom/never keep up with each other now".

You can say like 1.Our bond has diminished over time. 2.Our connection has faded over the years. 3.We are not in contact