你倒是可以出去了 才一个
“You can leave if you want. Only one?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I've only found the first item I need.”
你倒是 可以 出去 了 才一个
“You can leave if you want. Only one?”
那不行
“That won't do.”
“Must be nice for you to walk away easily while I am still stuck here.”
The adverb 'daoshi' is frequently used in spoken Mandarin to highlight a contrast that indirectly expresses annoyance or envy without open confrontation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
actually can / might as well be able to
Used to concede a point or contrast someone else's advantageous situation with one's own disadvantage.
only one / just a single one
Emphasizes that an amount or progress is meager and falls short of expectations.
Marks a completed change of state, highlighting the current eligibility of the listener to leave.