我本来想问你 要不要和我一起喝一杯的
“I was gonna ask you to join me for a quick drink, but…”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还是说你只是期望 他们会以为你是对的?
“Or do you just expect them to think you're right?”
我 本来 想问你 要不要 和我一起 喝一杯 的
“I was gonna ask you to join me for a quick drink, but…”
“I think I just pissed on that idea.”
“I'd like to hang out and clear the air, but I'm testing whether you're still annoyed with me.”
Framing an invitation as something one 'originally intended to do' buffers both parties from direct awkwardness or outright rejection.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
originally intended to
Commonly used to soften an overture or explain a plan that has become doubtful or disrupted.
to have a drink
A standard casual invitation to grab alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks to socialize.
Functions as a sentence-final particle confirming the past stance or original intention.