这个好 这个肥 是吧 帮忙搞一个
“- It's good. So fat. - Right? Get an order of goose.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Either can do. Let me think. Well, this one. This place is nice.”
这个好 这个肥 是吧 帮忙搞一个
“- It's good. So fat. - Right? Get an order of goose.”
鹅吧 烧鹅 可以 可以
“Get an order of goose. Roast goose? Okay. Sure.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In traditional Chinese meat appreciation, especially for roasted poultry or pork, being 'fat' (肥) often connotes juiciness, flavor, and top quality rather than unhealthiness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
prepare one / get one / sort one out
A highly colloquial, versatile phrase used in casual spoken Chinese instead of formal action verbs like 'prepare' or 'make'.
isn't it? / right?
Used as a tag question to seek immediate agreement or confirmation from the listener.
Softens the rhetorical question and invites quick consensus from the listener.
