妈 你没事吧
“Mom, are you okay?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你等一下 你们先收拾 我去 去趟厕所 没事吧
“Excuse me. You guys clean up first. I n-need to go to the bathroom. Is he okay?”
妈 你没事吧
“Mom, are you okay?”
康老师好 这位是
“-Hello, Professor Kang. -And this is?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Directly checking in on parents' physical comfort with concise phrases like '没事吧' is a standard display of filial attentiveness in everyday Chinese family life.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Are you okay? / Is everything alright?
A very common everyday phrase used to check on someone's well-being after a minor mishap or sudden departure.
Softens the question, seeking mild confirmation while conveying concern.