着急的土话怎么说英语

"着急的土话" is a Chinese phrase that translates to "anxious colloquialism" or "anxious slang" in English. It is not a commonly used term in English and there is not a direct equivalent phrase.
If you are looking for ways to express anxiety or urgency in English, here are a few options:
I'm worried / anxious / concerned about...
I'm in a hurry / rush / hurry up.
This is urgent / pressing / important.
I need to get this done quickly / ASAP.
You can also use more casual or colloquial expressions to convey a sense of urgency, such as:
I'm freaking out / freaking over this.
I'm on edge / nervous / stressed about this.
This is driving me crazy / bonkers.
I need to get this sorted / taken care of ASAP.