尝尝我这个 好吃吧 好吃好吃
“[Zhaoyang Hall] Try mine. Good, right? Delicious.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
尝尝这个 是不错
“Try this. [Zhaoyang Hall] It's not bad.”
尝尝 我 这个 好吃吧 好 吃好 吃
“[Zhaoyang Hall] Try mine. Good, right? Delicious.”
不错
“[Zhaoyang Hall] Not bad.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Sharing food directly and enthusiastically asking companions if they enjoy it is a quintessential way of showing intimacy and hospitality in Chinese culture.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have a taste; try some
A very common verb duplication used casually to offer food hospitably and lower formality.
delicious, right?
Use this rhetorical check when you are confident the listener will love the food you recommended or prepared.
Softens the question while projecting confident expectation of agreement.
