真够行的 你少吃点
“You have really got some nerve. Eat less.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
菜都还没上呢 这边有甜品 馋半天了 快
“The food is not even out yet. There are desserts over here. I have been craving them for ages. Hurry.”
真够行的 你 少吃点
“You have really got some nerve. Eat less.”
不吃白不吃
“If it is free, I am eating.”
“You have zero self-control, leave some room for real food!”
Teasing someone about their greediness or eagerness to eat free snacks indicates closeness, reflecting affectionate informality among peers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
you're really something; unbelievable
Used colloquially either as teasing sarcasm towards friends or genuine praise depending on intonation.
eat a little less
A friendly directive commonly used to advise dining companions not to spoil their appetite.