慢点慢点慢点 何姐 舒姐 行了
“Slow down. Ms. He, Ms. Shu, that's enough.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
姐 我再给你们来点 谢谢
“Let me get you some more. Thanks.”
慢点慢点 慢点 何姐 舒姐 行了
“Slow down. Ms. He, Ms. Shu, that's enough.”
舒静
“Shu Jing.”
“Please stop pouring, that's really plenty for me!”
In Chinese dining etiquette, hosts persistently pour more food or drink to show generosity, requiring guests to repeatedly and respectfully signal when they have had enough.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
take it easy; slow down
Often repeated to urgently but politely tell someone to slow down or ease up on serving.
that's enough; that'll do
Used to signal that a quantity or action is sufficient and can stop.
Indicates that the threshold of sufficiency has been reached, meaning 'it has become enough'.