你就这么急着 给我们订票 要把我们赶走
“You can't wait to book tickets for us so you can get rid of us?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Anyway, it'll bother you if we stay here.”
你 就这么 急着 给我 们 订票 要把我们 赶走
“You can't wait to book tickets for us so you can get rid of us?”
我在给子秋发微信
“I'm texting Ziqiu on WeChat.”
“Are you really that eager to get rid of us? We feel like a burden.”
Chinese guests frequently worry about being a burden (添麻烦), and an abrupt travel arrangement by a host can be interpreted as an insult or a covert eviction.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in such a rush to; so eager to
A useful conversational phrase to question someone's apparent impatience or haste.
to drive away; to chase out
Carries an emotionally loaded tone when referring to guests or family members being forced to leave.