我以前也有一个为了他 我愿意做一切的学生
“I too once had a student I would do anything for.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你明白什么
“Understand what?”
我 以前 也有 一个 为了 他 我愿意 做一切的学生
“I too once had a student I would do anything for.”
冲啊 冲啊 冲啊快点 行动起来 快
“[Three years ago; London, England] Go! Go! Let's go! Go get it! Come on!”
“Don't assume I don't get it—I've loved and sacrificed for someone just as deeply as you have.”
In Chinese culture, dedicated teachers often view their students almost like family, feeling a profound sense of responsibility for their life paths.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
for the sake of; in order to
Commonly placed before a person or goal to indicate the target or motivation of an action.
willing to do anything / everything
A strong emotional commitment used to describe extreme dedication or love.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“I'd do anything for him.”
“Everything I've done is for you, for us, and for our future.”
“I'm willing to risk my life for you.”
“Because I also have someone I… I'm willing… to…”
“I didn't want that job in the first place. You all persuaded me to take it.”
“She won't say no as long as I'm happy with it.”