要不拿出点真金白银
“So if we don't cough up some real cash,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
所以我想
“So if we don't cough up some real cash,”
要不 拿出点真金白银
“So if we don't cough up some real cash,”
“Talk is cheap; unless we put hard cash on the table, nobody is going to take us seriously.”
In Chinese commercial deals, trust often hinges on putting down tangible financial stakes ('真金白银') rather than relying solely on verbal assurances.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hard cash; tangible and substantial money
Used in business or negotiations to contrast real money against empty talk or credit.
fork over some; put forth some
A common colloquial phrase used when calling for tangible contribution, effort, or money.