我们要不要再点点喝的 这点酒不够吧
“Should we order more drinks? There is not enough alcohol.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好 改天约啊
“Sure, let's do that.”
我们 要不要 再点 点喝的 这点酒 不够吧
“Should we order more drinks? There is not enough alcohol.”
来来来 想喝什么随便点 不用跟我客气
“Come on, order whatever you want. Go ahead.”
“Let's keep the party going; we haven't drunk nearly enough yet.”
Abundant alcohol is seen as essential for showing hospitality; running out of drinks is considered a loss of hospitality and momentum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
shall we / should we
A soft, polite way to propose an action or suggestion among peers.
order some drinks
Uses verb reduplication to soften the request casually.
Softens the rhetorical assertion into a solicitous suggestion, prompting agreement from the listeners.