一会儿我就先溜了 便不陪妹妹了
“I'll sneak out soon and leave you alone.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
甚是无趣
“is so boring.”
一会儿 我就先 溜了 便不陪妹妹了
“I'll sneak out soon and leave you alone.”
去帮我找出这宫里 执念最深的人
“Go find the person with the strongest obsession.”
“I'm bored and have real business to attend to, so deal with things here yourself.”
Calling a female peer 'younger sister' (妹妹) in imperial drama shows pseudo-familial court intimacy while masking underlying personal motives.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
slip away first; sneak off
A common colloquial phrase used among acquaintances to indicate leaving a gathering quietly or early.
not accompany; not keep someone company
Often used politely when excusing oneself from social company.
Marks the imminent change of state and readiness to leave.