不不不 现在应该叫你 定王了
“No, Prince Ding, I should say.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
小墨将军
“General Mo.”
不不不 现在 应该叫你 定王了
“No, Prince Ding, I should say.”
“What brings you to visit an old man like me?”
“Look at you now, all grown up and carrying a royal title!”
In traditional Chinese culture, addressing someone by their official title acknowledges their rank and prestige, even when speaking familiarly.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
now I ought to address you as...
Used playfully or respectfully when someone receives a promotion, marriage, or title change.
Indicates a new state of affairs, emphasizing that the title has changed.