这东西可不好找 咱慢慢来
“Finding this stuff isn't easy. No rush.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
老祖宗
“Oh, Great Ancestor.”
这东西 可不好找 咱 慢慢来
“Finding this stuff isn't easy. No rush.”
老祖宗
“Great Ancestor,”
“Don't stress out or rush; we will manage this step by step.”
Urging someone to 'take it slow' serves as an emotional buffer in Chinese culture, prioritizing emotional comfort over hasty results.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hard to find
A very common colloquial construction where 'bu hao + verb' indicates that the action is difficult to accomplish.
take one's time; do not rush
Essential oral expression used to comfort someone who is rushing, stressed, or facing a tough task.
Emphasizes the degree of difficulty, giving an empathetic and conversational stress to the sentence.