你做决定 你说去就去 你说不去就不去 我听你的
“this is your call. If you say go, we go; if you say don't, we don't. I'll follow you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
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“look,”
你做决定 你说 去就去 你说 不去 就 不去 我听你的
“this is your call. If you say go, we go; if you say don't, we don't. I'll follow you.”
“I can't make that decision for you.”
“I care about your opinion the most, so whatever you choose works for me, but you have to take the responsibility.”
Saying 'I listen to you' is a common way in Chinese relationships to show trust and devotion, though it can sometimes shift the psychological burden of making tough decisions onto the other person.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to make a decision
A highly frequent verb-object collocation used across formal and informal spoken contexts.
defer to someone; up to someone
A common conversational phrase used to yield control or show agreement with someone else's choice.