晚上我去地窖偷点腊肉
“I'll go steal some cured meat tonight.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
吃吧 小雪
“Eat, Snow.”
晚上 我去 地窖 偷点 腊肉
“I'll go steal some cured meat tonight.”
明天再来喂你
“I'll come feed you again tomorrow.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Cured pork (la rou) is a cherished winter staple in traditional Chinese households, often stored carefully in cellars and reserved for special meals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
sneak a bit of; steal a little
Often used colloquially in harmless contexts to mean sneaking food or small treats without permission.
cured meat; Chinese preserved pork
A traditional salted and dried or smoked meat commonly found in cellars or pantries across rural China.