这坑啊 还是得挖深一点
“I need to dig the pit deeper.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
今天吃耗子药死了 刚埋下去就被雨水冲出来了
“It ate rat poison and died today. I just buried it, but the rain washed it out.”
这坑啊 还是得 挖深一点
“I need to dig the pit deeper.”
一边玩去
“Go play somewhere else.”
“You didn't do a thorough job the first time, obviously.”
In informal Chinese family or neighborly dynamics, offering unsolicited critique on practical tasks is very common and often brushed off curtly.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
still have to / it is best to after all
Used to introduce an inevitable conclusion or optimal solution based on practical experience.
a bit deeper
A common comparative construction meaning 'a little more [adjective]'.
Softens the opening topic phrase and draws the listener's focus.