等下次 我再把这里放上好酒
“Next time, I'll put some real liquor here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Make do. Liquor-filled chocolate.”
等下次 我再把这里 放上好酒
“Next time, I'll put some real liquor here.”
“(Is Tengda really done for?)”
“Bear with me for now; things are tight, but I'll make it up to you once things improve.”
Offering quality alcohol is a cornerstone of Chinese hospitality; promising better drinks later helps save face when current resources fall short.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wait until next time; next time
A common conversational phrase used to defer a plan, promise, or treat to an unspecified future occasion.
fine liquor; good wine
Refers to high-quality alcohol, often used symbolically in hospitality to signify respect and prosperity.