不容易 那你还拿出去 那么大一笔钱
“No. So why are you giving away such a big sum?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Did you earn every penny easily?”
不容易 那你还拿 出去 那么大一笔钱
“No. So why are you giving away such a big sum?”
钱不够还要问李娟借
“You even had to borrow from Li Juan!”
“Since you know how brutally hard we work for this money, how could you be so foolish as to just give it away?”
In Chinese family pragmatics, personal earnings are often viewed as collective family security; parting with substantial sums without joint consensus invites severe moral reproach.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to take out / to hand over money
Often used in spoken Chinese to emphasize the act of spending or giving away funds from savings.
such a huge sum of money
Used to emphasize the staggering size or personal weight of a financial amount.