我带来了糕点 你尝尝
“pastries, try some.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
看我给你带了什么
“Look what I brought—”
我 带来了 糕点 你尝尝
“pastries, try some.”
谢过郑二公子 我呢 还是喜欢喝这粥
“Thank you, Second Young Master Zheng. I'd rather stick with congee.”
“I went out of my way to bring you something special to show how much I care about you.”
Bringing specific delicacies or snacks is a common indirect vehicle in Chinese interpersonal etiquette to convey affection and build goodwill.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have a taste / try it
A reduplicated verb form used universally in daily life to soften invitations to try food or drink.
brought along
Used to announce that you have carried an item or gift to the listener.