你坐下来 你看你那个样子
“Sit down. Look at you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Thanks, Aunt. It's nothing. Sit down.”
你坐下 来 你看你那个样子
“Sit down. Look at you.”
“Master Gou, I have to head back. Where are you going?”
“Stop fidgeting and look at yourself—calm down and take a seat.”
Chinese elders and mentors often show deep concern through curt commands and criticism of one's appearance rather than verbal coddling.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
sit down
Common spoken directional complement used as a direct imperative.
look at the state you're in; look at how you're acting
Used colloquially to criticize someone's unsightly behavior, disheveled appearance, or distressed emotional state.