你这要去新的地方购买新宅
“You'll need to buy a new house in a new place.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
年后我再想办法补上这个空缺
“and I'll figure out a way to fill the gap after the New Year.”
你这要去新的地方购买新宅
“You'll need to buy a new house in a new place.”
也要花费不少银钱
“That will cost a bunch of money.”
“You have huge expenses of your own coming up, so do not worry about paying for me.”
In close interpersonal relationships, traditional etiquette calls for politely declining financial sacrifices if the other party faces major expenditures like establishing a new household.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to purchase a new residence
A somewhat literary or formal phrase used when referring to buying a house or family estate.