当然不用洗碗了
“Of course you won't be washing dishes.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'm sure I won't be washing the dishes tonight.”
当然不用 洗碗 了
“Of course you won't be washing dishes.”
“You'll be washing the vegetables instead. Don't expect to freeload anymore.”
“Don't celebrate too early—you are not getting out of doing chores that easily.”
Playfully negotiating who does household chores like cooking and dishwashing is a common way young Chinese couples express intimacy and egalitarian partnership.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
of course there is no need to
Used to give casual, immediate reassurance or agreement that an action is unnecessary.
to wash dishes
A core daily routine verb phrase frequently used when negotiating domestic duties.
Softens the assertion and marks an obvious, settled state of affairs.