不会失手啊最好
“That's for the best.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好
“Good.”
不会 失手 啊 最好
“That's for the best.”
能用膳了吗
“Can you join me now?”
“You better make sure there are no mistakes, or you will face the consequences.”
Superiors in Chinese dynamics often phrase absolute expectations as mild suggestions like 'it is best', leaving the severe consequence unspoken.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to make a slip; to blunder; to botch
Commonly used for physical blunders or botched covert actions and assassinations.
it is best that; you had better
When placed after a clause in spoken Chinese, it adds an emphatic, stern reminder or requirement.
Adds an emphatic, lingering undertone to underscore the speaker's demand.