她在咖啡店影响你吗 是不影响我
“Is she affecting your coffee shop business? No.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“with me again tomorrow. Do I have to help your mother babysit her every day?”
她在咖啡店 影响 你吗 是 不影响 我
“Is she affecting your coffee shop business? No.”
你说现在也不让她 回新加坡了 她一个人一个暑假
“But now you guys don't want her to go back to Singapore. She has no friends here”
“It is really not that big of a deal, so please stop complaining.”
Urban Chinese families frequently negotiate childcare duties across extended family members and busy work schedules, requiring mutual accommodation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Indeed it doesn't affect/bother me
Using '是' before a verb phrase in spoken Chinese acts as an emphatic confirmation of a fact.
Forms a direct question to verify whether an inconvenience exists.