去别地卖吧 不 我这 走吧走吧
“Sell it elsewhere. Hey, my... Go, go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还敢卖一两银子
“And you're selling it for a tael?”
去别地卖吧 不 我这 走吧走吧
“Sell it elsewhere. Hey, my... Go, go.”
大叔
“Sir.”
“Your price is ridiculous and I am not buying it, so get out of my sight.”
Directly telling a vendor to move along signals that negotiations are completely broken down and no face will be spared.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
go away / move along
A repeated imperative used to dismiss or urge someone to leave immediately, showing clear impatience.
go to another place
Commonly used when redirecting someone elsewhere or rejecting a business transaction.
Softens the command slightly or urges prompt compliance to bring an end to the encounter.