安欣 我让你把话 说清楚了 你站住
“An Xin, tell me what's wrong with you. Wait!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
安欣 你站住
“An Xin, wait!”
安欣 我让你把话 说清楚了 你 站住
“An Xin, tell me what's wrong with you. Wait!”
“You're upset because of those four conditions, right?”
“Do not walk away from this problem; face me and tell me what is wrong.”
While Chinese interpersonal communication often leans toward conflict avoidance, intimate partners or close colleagues will bluntly demand clarity when a critical boundary is crossed.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
make things clear / speak clearly
A very common imperative used when demanding full honesty or clarity during an argument or misunderstanding.
stop / freeze / halt
A direct, authoritative command telling someone who is walking away to immediately halt.
Emphasizes the completion and thoroughness expected of the action 'speaking clearly'.
