我们也想去 对对对 衣服大了 正好去改一改
“Let us tag along. We need to fix our outfits.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Ms. Li sent me to deliver a notice to Chunmei Printery.”
我们也想去 对对对 衣服大了 正好 去 改一改
“Let us tag along. We need to fix our outfits.”
改改
“Too big.”
“Take us along; I just found a convenient excuse so it doesn't look awkward.”
Chinese interpersonal dynamics often involve piggybacking on someone else's trip (顺便) to foster camaraderie and make requests feel spontaneous rather than burdensome.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just in time; coincidentally; taking advantage of the opportunity
Use this adverb when an upcoming situation fortuitously matches another need or task.
alter or adjust a bit
A reduplicated verb structure used to soften the action of tailoring or modifying clothing.
Indicates a new situation or realization that the clothes are now too loose.
