陈太 李太 别着急走啊
“Mrs. Chen, Mrs. Li, don't rush off.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要不是看杜生的面子 她连座位都没有 真的是
“If it weren't for Mr. Du's fame, she wouldn't even have a seat. Honestly.”
陈太 李太 别着急走 啊
“Mrs. Chen, Mrs. Li, don't rush off.”
说得不是挺开心的吗
“Weren't you enjoying chatting just now?”
“You had so much to say behind my back, so stay right here and say it to my face.”
Addressing women as 'Mrs. [Surname]' (太) reflects traditional Cantonese/Hong Kong elite decorum, here used sarcastically to heighten tension while maintaining formal face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't be in such a rush to leave
While literally hospitable, it is frequently used to corner someone who wants to escape an awkward or tense confrontation.
Softens the imperative on the surface while masking a barbed, passive-aggressive provocation.