够吗 书记 够够够 别浪费了
“Is that enough? Plenty. Don't waste it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好吧 好嘞
“I'll speak freely and hold nothing back, okay? Great.”
够吗 书记 够够够 别浪费了
“Is that enough? Plenty. Don't waste it.”
后来我给他们 设定了个截止日期 结果
“Later, I set a deadline for them. Then everyone showed up.”
“Is that enough for you, Secretary? / Plenty, plenty! Don't let it go to waste.”
An official title within the Chinese administrative and Party system (such as branch secretary or municipal secretary), commonly used as a respectful honorific in professional and public contexts.
A prevailing social ethos in contemporary Chinese official and daily dining culture that advocates practicing strict frugality and opposing extravagance and food waste.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
asking whether something is sufficient or enough
A highly frequent polite inquiry used when dining or distributing supplies.
don't let it go to waste
A common polite refusal used at the dining table to dissuade others from ordering or serving more food.
Used at the end of a question to form a general yes-no inquiry.
Used at the end of an imperative sentence paired with 'bie' (bie... le) to express dissuasion or urge stopping an action.
