你爸还舍不得呢
“Your dad is treasuring it so much.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谁下厨房啊
“Who'd go cook in the kitchen?”
你爸 还 舍不得 呢
“Your dad is treasuring it so much.”
那明天穿
“Then wear it tomorrow.”
“Don't bother, your father would never let us do or wear that because he cherishes it too much.”
Older Chinese generations often display frugality ('shebude') by preserving new clothes or avoiding convenient spending, which younger family members frequently comment on playfully.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
reluctant to part with; loath to use or spend
Can refer either to emotional parting or to reluctance to spend money or wear out something valuable.
your dad
Very casual, standard spoken shorthand for 'your father' among family members.
Highlights the ongoing state of reluctance and adds a mild conversational emphasis.