一般不会出什么事的
“Usually, nothing goes wrong.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
很多年了
“doing this kind of surgery for many years.”
一般 不会出什么事 的
“Usually, nothing goes wrong.”
你别紧张
“Don't be nervous.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese interpersonal communication, speakers often invoke long-term custom or historical continuity to comfort peers, implying that what has worked safely for years will continue to remain stable.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
normally; usually
Placed at the beginning of a clause to establish a baseline expectation based on routine or typical circumstances.
have an accident; something goes wrong
A very common spoken verb-object compound used to describe accidents, mishaps, or unexpected trouble.
Used at the end of a sentence following a modal verb to emphasize certainty and provide affirmative reassurance.
