好了好了 别闹脾气了
“OK. Stop being childish.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谁啊 我认识吗
“Who is it? Do I know him?”
好了好了 别闹 脾气了
“OK. Stop being childish.”
妈妈觉得 这个男孩子还是不错的 挺老实的
“I think this young man is not bad. He's quite honest.”
“Calm down and stop being childish; just listen to what I have to say.”
Chinese parents often use gentle chiding to dismiss their adult children's immediate resistance to blind dates or suitors.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
alright, alright / that's enough
Commonly doubled in spoken Chinese to pacify someone or signal an end to an emotional outburst.
to throw a tantrum / to be petulant
Used informally to describe someone, usually a child or partner, acting moody or unreasonable.
Indicates a change of state and urges the cessation of an ongoing action when paired with '别'.