沈法官 我惦记吃这家店好长时间了
“Judge Shen. I've been wanting to try this place forever.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不客气
“Don't mention it.”
沈法官 我 惦记吃 这家店好长 时间 了
“Judge Shen. I've been wanting to try this place forever.”
好多人都跟我说好
“Everyone's been raving about it.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese culture, calling someone by their surname plus title (like 'Shen Judge') is standard etiquette to show deference even in casual social or dining contexts.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to keep thinking about; to miss or long for
Use this spoken verb to show that something or someone has been constantly on your mind.
a very long time
A natural everyday conversational equivalent of 'for a long time'.
Marks the ongoing duration that has accumulated up to the present moment.
