回屋去 我不 转 转 转过去 我不回去
“- Go inside. - No. Turn around. I won't go back. I want to stay with you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你喝点热水
“Have some hot water.”
回屋去 我不 转 转 转过去 我不回去
“- Go inside. - No. Turn around. I won't go back. I want to stay with you.”
“I won't go back. I want to stay with you. Then shut up, no talking.”
“Stop treating me like an outsider or an invalid; I want to be right here with you.”
In Chinese families, telling someone to 'go back to the room' is often an act of protective care, which younger or concerned members frequently resist to stay engaged in family matters.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
go back into the room
A standard domestic command directed at children or sick family members to rest inside.
I am not going back
A clear, obstinate refusal to return to a previous place.