你实在拿不准回来给我看看
“If you're really not sure, bring it back for me to check.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If you need food or drinks, go to big supermarkets.”
你实在 拿不准 回来给我 看看
“If you're really not sure, bring it back for me to check.”
我现在这个职业是可以保护你的
“I can protect you now.”
“You do not have to worry about anything; I am here to look out for you.”
In Chinese relationships, affection is often shown through attentive micromanagement of daily safety and practical needs rather than overt verbal declarations of love.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really; if it comes down to it
Used as an adverb before a verb or condition to introduce a backup plan or ultimate resort.
uncertain; unsure
A frequent spoken idiom used when someone cannot make up their mind or lacks confidence in a judgment.