那你有没有照片啥的
“Do you have a picture or something?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
挺好
“Pretty good, huh?”
那你 有没有 照片啥的
“Do you have a picture or something?”
妈给你参谋参谋
“Let me check her out.”
“Show me what this person looks like so I can judge.”
In Chinese culture, parents often play an active role as advisors in evaluating prospective partners for marriage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
photos and things like that
A very natural spoken phrase where '啥的' functions like 'and stuff' or 'or something'.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“[Provincial Liberal Arts Top Scorer] I-Isn't there a photo? [Lin Wanxing of Yongchuan Experimental High School]”
“What... What photos?”
“We don't even have a single photo of him.”
“♪ I came to the bustling city ♪ We need to take a picture, right? ♪ The world is boiling ♪”
“Is there anything wrong about this photo?”
“I have other photos. Care to see them? Sure.”