三天两头地往我这里跑
“You're showing up here from time to time.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我看出来了
“I can tell.”
三天两头 地 往 我这里 跑
“You're showing up here from time to time.”
“I can't keep you company tonight. Wang is clocking out early today.”
“You just can't stay away from me, can you?”
Chinese speakers often tease close friends or lovers about their frequent visits as a subtle way of acknowledging closeness without overly sentimental praise.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
almost every day; constantly; every two or three days
A highly common spoken idiom used to describe something occurring very frequently, often with slight exaggeration.
frequently head over to; run over to
Used colloquially to depict someone repeatedly traveling or rushing to a specific place.