我看你神色奇怪
“You look troubled.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还是自己喝吧
“without me.”
我看 你 神色奇怪
“You look troubled.”
“You look troubled or uneasy; is something wrong?”
Interpersonal etiquette in Chinese culture places high value on observing non-verbal emotional cues (观言观色) to demonstrate sensitivity and tactful concern before prying into personal affairs.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in my view; I see that
Used to introduce personal observations, impressions, or soft opinions in spoken discourse.
looking strange; having an odd expression or demeanor
Used to describe someone whose facial expression, mood, or countenance appears atypical or visibly troubled.