两份哪够啊 最起码得四份吧
“That's not enough. We need at least 4.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那个蛋黄鸡翅要几份啊 两份够吗
“How many orders of salted egg yolk chicken wings do you want? Are 2 enough?”
两份 哪够啊 最起码 得四份吧
“That's not enough. We need at least 4.”
你们点你们点
“You guys order.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese communal dining culture, it is customary to order generously to prevent running out of food, which could cause social awkwardness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
How could that possibly be enough?
A rhetorical phrase used casually to dismiss an insufficient amount and push for more.
at the very least
Used to establish a baseline expectation or minimum quantity in informal speech.
Reinforces the rhetorical question, emphasizing disbelief at how small the initial quantity is.
Softens the counter-proposal into a collaborative suggestion rather than a rigid command.
