叫上晶晶 我们喝酒去 我请客
“Grab Jingjing and let's go for a drink. My treat.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Come on. Look at the time. Stop working yourself to death.”
叫上 晶晶 我们 喝酒去 我请客
“Grab Jingjing and let's go for a drink. My treat.”
“Aren't you working your side job tonight? My side job is at the bar.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Offering to pay ('我请客') is a core social gesture in Chinese culture used to express generosity, build camaraderie, and persuade friends to join.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
invite along; bring someone with
Common casual phrasing used when gathering mutual friends for an outing.
it's my treat; my shout
The quintessential spoken phrase used to announce that you are footing the bill for a meal or activity.
