那不就是见家长吗
“That was to meet your dad.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“and wanted to taste the noodles my dad makes.”
那 不就是 见家长 吗
“That was to meet your dad.”
“Your said he agreed to meet you,”
“Don't play dumb, he clearly wants to meet your family and make this official.”
In Chinese dating culture, meeting a partner's parents is rarely casual; it usually indicates serious intent toward marriage and family endorsement.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
doesn't that simply mean; isn't that just
A rhetorical pattern used to clarify or expose the underlying truth of an ambiguous situation.
to meet the parents (in a romantic relationship)
A crucial cultural milestone in Chinese courtship signifying formal mutual commitment.
Forms a rhetorical question expecting agreement, reinforcing the obvious nature of the statement.