你可别有什么事 不跟爸说
“If there's something on your mind, you have to tell me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“he has the anxiety disorder. There's something on his mind.”
你 可别 有什么事 不跟爸说
“If there's something on your mind, you have to tell me.”
知道了 爸
“I got it, Dad.”
“Please don't carry your burdens alone; I want to help you.”
Chinese children often conceal hardships from parents to prevent worrying them; parents counter this by pleading for emotional honesty when serious issues arise.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
whatever you do, don't / be sure not to
Used to strongly emphasize a negative imperative, often carrying genuine care or urgency.
to have something going on / to have any trouble
A common euphemistic phrase for personal problems, illnesses, or difficult issues.