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“Come on, come on! Ms. Lin, Coach, cheers!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这才对呀
“That's right!”
来 来 来 小林老师 教练 干杯
“Come on, come on! Ms. Lin, Coach, cheers!”
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“-Come on. -Cheers! Cheers! -Cheers! -Cheers!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
At communal meals, initiating a toast to mentors or superiors shows respect and fosters interpersonal warmth (guanxi).
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
cheers / bottoms up
Used when clinking glasses at meals; can imply finishing the drink or simply toasting depending on the social context.
Teacher Lin
Affectionate yet respectful way of addressing a younger teacher using the diminutive 'xiao' plus surname and title.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“This is our team supervisor, Ms. Lin. Come on, Ms. Lin.”
“Come on, come on. She has zero athletic talent. I'll do it.”
“Hello, Ms. Lin. Hello, Coach.”
“Come over and eat with us! Ms. Lin, Coach!”
“Ms. Lin is so nice. -Coach! -Ms. Lin is the best.”
“Oh, right, Coach. We're recording a video for Ms. Lin.”