快点吃 上学要来不及了
“Hurry up and eat. You'll be late for school.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
扎西
“Tashi.”
快点吃 上学 要 来不及了
“Hurry up and eat. You'll be late for school.”
好的
“Okay.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese households, parents frequently manage their children's morning routines assertively, prioritizing punctuality at school as a core duty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hurry up; quickly
A highly frequent oral imperative used to tell someone to speed up what they are doing.
there is no time left; running late
Use this potential verb complement pattern when an imminent deadline or scheduled event is about to be missed.
Signals an imminent change of situation or an impending negative state (about to be too late).
