见昨日饭菜不合诸位的胃口
“Since the food yesterday didn't suit all of your taste buds,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
新王继位
“The new king has inherited the throne.”
见昨日饭菜 不合 诸位的胃口
“Since the food yesterday didn't suit all of your taste buds,”
“His Majesty purposely ordered that Chang'an dishes be made today.”
“I noticed you barely touched the food yesterday, so I made special arrangements to please you today.”
Chinese hosts place high cultural value on catering to guests' regional culinary preferences to show honor and hospitality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not to everyone's taste or liking
A polished, courteous phrase used by hosts to politely address why guests might not be eating much.
everyone, all of you (distinguished guests)
A polite and formal pronoun for addressing a group of esteemed people.