去搬到其他地方 或者是我什么时候有钱
“to move somewhere else, or once I have enough money”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
什么时候你们有钱
“Once you have enough money”
去 搬到其他地方 或者 是我 什么时候 有钱
“to move somewhere else, or once I have enough money”
“to pay you back, you can move out immediately. Okay?”
“I cannot pay you right now, so stop pressing me and be patient.”
When facing acute debt obligations without cash on hand, speakers often adopt an evasive posture using vague temporal conditions rather than flat-out refusals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
move to (a place)
A standard directional verb-complement phrase describing relocation of living quarters.
whenever (someone) has money
Used colloquially as an indefinite, non-committal promise to repay debts when solvent.