不不不 别价
“No, no.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
黄老 您这字 真是大家风范 喜欢呀 拿走
“Mr. Huang, your handwriting is so stylish. You like it? Then take it.”
不不不 别价
“No, no.”
这个挂在哪儿啊 都不如挂在您这儿合适
“This great work is perfect for staying in this room.”
“Please don't take my flattery as a hint to give it to me—I cannot accept such an honor.”
In Chinese social etiquette, complimenting someone's possession often prompts the owner to offer it as a gift, which the recipient must promptly and adamantly decline to preserve harmony and propriety.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
please don't; no need for that
A highly colloquial Northern Chinese expression used to playfully or politely decline a favor, offer, or compliment.