看见旦周了吗 没看见 好些日子没见着他了
“Did you see Danzhou? No. I haven't seen him for days.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
林县长 您怎么没进去
“County Mayor Lin. Why didn't you go in?”
看见 旦周了吗 没看见 好些日子 没见 着他了
“Did you see Danzhou? No. I haven't seen him for days.”
“Go find him. Tell him to come to my office immediately.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In county-level administration, leaders and subordinates often interact directly without rigid corporate barriers, inquiring casually about missing personnel.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
quite a few days
A natural spoken expression used to indicate an extended period of time without specifying the exact number of days.
have not seen / failed to meet
Colloquial northern Chinese form using the resultative complement 'zhe' (着) to denote unaccomplished perception.
Functions as a sentence-final particle indicating a change of state or a sustained duration up to the present moment.
