我还没有祭拜谢将军
“I haven't paid respect to General Xie yet.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
走吧
“Let's go.”
我 还没有 祭 拜谢 将军
“I haven't paid respect to General Xie yet.”
我是真心想要祭拜的
“I really want to do that.”
“Wait, I cannot leave yet until I pay my respects properly.”
Performing rites of respect for fallen elders or comrades is a fundamental pillar of filial piety and loyalty in Chinese culture that should not be casually omitted.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not yet; have not
Fundamental grammar construction to state that an expected action has not occurred up to the present moment.
to pay ritual respects; to worship or offer memorial rites
Used specifically for solemn rituals honoring ancestors, deities, or the deceased.