你在这儿待着干吗 上船怎么不找我
“What are you doing over here? Why didn't you come to me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
拿着
“Here, take it.”
你 在这 儿待着 干吗 上船 怎么不 找我
“What are you doing over here? Why didn't you come to me?”
“Why are you so brooding today?”
“Why are you hiding out here alone instead of hanging out with me?”
In close Chinese peer relationships, splitting off and brooding alone is often seen as a sign of trouble, prompting peers to immediately check in with friendly banter.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what are you doing lingering here
Colloquial way to ask why someone is hanging around aimlessly in a particular spot.
board the boat/ship
Standard directional verb compound for getting on a watercraft.