您一直说他们有计划
“you keep saying they have a plan. What exactly is that plan?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
师父
“Master,”
您 一直说 他们 有计划
“you keep saying they have a plan. What exactly is that plan?”
那到底是啥计划
“you keep saying they have a plan. What exactly is that plan?”
“Stop giving me vague reassurance and tell me what is actually going on.”
Even when pressing a master for answers, apprentices use respectful honorifics like '您' to balance boldness with traditional deference.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
constantly claim; keep on saying
Used to highlight an ongoing assertion made by someone else, often carrying mild skepticism or fatigue.
have a plan; be prepared
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to refer to organized schemes, both positive and suspicious.