难怪你心跳得这么快
“No wonder your heart's beating so fast.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我还怪不好意思的
“I'm kinda embarrassed.”
难怪你心跳得这么快
“No wonder your heart's beating so fast.”
我可没带纸啊
“I don't have any tissues with me.”
“You can't hide how nervous or attracted to me you are.”
In Chinese dating culture, pointing out subtle bodily reactions like blushing or a racing heart is a classic form of flirtatious teasing (调侃) to break tension.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no wonder; that explains it
Use this at the beginning of a clause to express sudden realization of why something happened.
heart beating so fast
Common expression to describe physiological reactions to fear, excitement, or romantic attraction.