你们先坐会儿 我去看看我老公
“You guys take a seat first. I'll go check on my husband.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“for someone his age to be hit by a hammer.”
你们 先坐 会儿 我去看看 我 老公
“You guys take a seat first. I'll go check on my husband.”
要不要睡一会儿
“Do you want to sleep for a while?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Even amidst emergencies, Chinese social norms encourage hosts to mind hospitality basics before tending to private family concerns.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
please sit for a while / make yourselves comfortable
A staple hospitality phrase used to host people when you need to step away briefly.
go take a look at / go check on
Everyday colloquial way to say you are checking on someone's condition.