话搁嘴里半年了嘛
“I hold it in my heart for half a year.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I had a bit to drink, and wanted to tell you something.”
话搁嘴里 半年了嘛
“I hold it in my heart for half a year.”
“More than it, almost half a lifetime.”
“I have held back my true feelings for so long, and I cannot keep quiet any longer.”
In Chinese interpersonal dynamics, individuals often rely on mild drunkenness to lower inhibitions and voice long-held emotional confessions that propriety or shyness prevented them from voicing earlier.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to keep words to oneself without speaking out
A vivid colloquial idiom used when someone has hesitated or refrained from sharing something important for a long time.
Emphasizes an explanatory or self-evident justification to soften the disclosure.