总是不太吉利的啊
“isn't very auspicious, right?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
总是 不太吉利 的啊
“isn't very auspicious, right?”
我觉得这样就合适了 喜庆
“I think it's better now. It's festive.”
“Don't do that—it invites bad luck and ruins the celebratory atmosphere.”
Chinese culture places great importance on 'jili' (good fortune); sharp weapons or morbid displays during celebratory occasions are seen as inviting actual misfortune or breaking harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not very auspicious; bringing bad luck
A polite, indirect way to express discomfort with symbols, words, or actions associated with misfortune, violence, or death.
Softens the warning while adding an appeal for the listener to consider cultural propriety.