你们俩得跟我一块儿去
“You two have to come with me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要提前恭喜啊
“Congratulations then!”
你们俩得 跟我一块儿去
“You two have to come with me.”
我已经跟他商量了 请你们俩当伴娘 那必须的
“I already told him you'd both be my bridesmaids. Of course!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In close Chinese friendships, using obligatory modal verbs like '得' conveys closeness and affection rather than rude bossiness when extending invitations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
must / have to
Pronounced 'děi' in spoken Chinese to express strong obligation or friendly insistence.
together
A colloquial northern Chinese term for 'together', widely used in informal speech instead of '一起'.