吃饭别说这些了 凌爸 吃个排骨
“Don't talk about it at dinner. Mr. Ling, have a piece of spare rib.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我不太清楚
“I don't know much.”
吃饭别说这些了 凌爸 吃个排骨
“Don't talk about it at dinner. Mr. Ling, have a piece of spare rib.”
小尖啊
“Jianjian,”
“Let's drop this awkward topic right now and just focus on enjoying the meal.”
In Chinese culture, offering food to elders or guests serves as an immediate gesture of goodwill, peace-making, and redirection away from disharmonious subjects.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
let's not talk about this anymore
A very handy phrase for changing an uncomfortable subject or stopping arguments.
have a pork rib
Used as a friendly gesture of hospitality and care at a Chinese dinner table.
Signifies a change of state and urges a cessation of the ongoing discussion.