陈大人 这就对了嘛 快坐
“-Lord Chen, -That's more like it. please have a seat.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
陈大人 这就对了嘛 快坐
“-Lord Chen, -That's more like it. please have a seat.”
看你往哪儿跑
“Let's see where you can run.”
“See, things are much easier when you just cooperate.”
In traditional Chinese power dynamics, lavish politeness and hospitality ('伺候', inviting to sit) are often deployed to disarm opponents or subtly exert control.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
that's more like it; now you're talking
Used to express approval when someone finally agrees with you or acts in accordance with your wishes.
take a seat quickly; please sit down
A hospitable yet slightly commanding prompt inviting someone to sit.
Softens the assertion while implying that the current state of affairs is natural, obvious, or expected.