开心点啊 我很开心
“Enjoy. I do.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来
“Here.”
开心点 啊 我很开心
“Enjoy. I do.”
你找谁呀 我找那个韩昭 行 我给你叫去
“Who are you? I'm looking for Han Zhao. Alright, I'll call her.”
“I'm definitely not happy, but stop pointing it out.”
Responding with 'I am very happy' when visibly upset reflects the social instinct to suppress negative emotion publicly to avoid vulnerability or causing a scene.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
cheer up / be happy
Commonly said to someone whose face or demeanor clearly shows they are down or brooding.
Adds an urging, encouraging tone to the exhortation to cheer up.