钱给你放这儿了啊 这不卖嘛
“I'm leaving the money here. This isn't for sale.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这不卖 这不卖 三十 这 我要这个 我要这个
“Not for sale. Thirty. This... I want this.”
钱给你放这儿 了啊 这不卖嘛
“I'm leaving the money here. This isn't for sale.”
老板 这个多少钱
“Boss, how much for this?”
“Take the cash and let me have it, don't pretend you won't sell it.”
In casual Chinese market transactions, buyers sometimes assertively finalize a purchase by forcing payment to preempt further seller hesitation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
placed (it) right here
A common practical phrase used when leaving an object or cash on a counter or table.
Alerts the listener to the speaker's completed action of placing the money.
Emphasizes that something is obvious or should be taken for granted in a rhetorical question.