要预定我下下周末的时间 正事
“Are you booking me for the following weekend? It's business.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Right, there's one more thing. What is it?”
要预定我下下 周末 的 时间 正事
“Are you booking me for the following weekend? It's business.”
“Keep that weekend open for me; I have something very meaningful planned for us.”
Labeling a romantic or personal surprise as 'serious business' (正事) is a common playful device in spoken Chinese to create curiosity without revealing intentions too early.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the weekend after next
Doubling '下' is a natural colloquial way in Chinese to refer to the period after the upcoming one.
serious business / official matter
Used casually to signal that an invitation or conversation is important rather than frivolous messing around.