能够让条道让我下去吗
“Can you move aside and let me go down?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都是老朋友了
“We've been friends for years.”
能够 让条道 让我下去 吗
“Can you move aside and let me go down?”
“You came up here yourself. I'm afraid of heights.”
“Please get out of my way and let me out of this spot.”
While literally asking to pass, phrasing such requests with '让道' can also subtly mirror interpersonal de-escalation where one party asks the other to ease pressure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
make way; clear a path
A natural spoken phrase for asking someone to physically step aside so you can pass through.
Frames the request as a polar question, adding deference and politeness to the demand.