完全不用担心您儿子 您儿子游泳好得很
“No need to worry about your son. He's an excellent swimmer.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那我儿子怎么办呀
“Then what about my son?”
完全 不用担心 您 儿子 您 儿子 游泳好得很
“No need to worry about your son. He's an excellent swimmer.”
说是他爸手把手小时候教他的呢
“He said his dad taught him personally when he was little.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Addressing a parent's distress with decisive, respectful reassurance is a common interpersonal courtesy in Chinese social etiquette.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
completely no need to worry
A highly natural and polite phrase to pacify someone's anxiety or concern.
extremely good; doing great
An emphatic spoken complement indicating that something is in fantastic shape or done exceptionally well.
