你不得绅士点 给人姑娘送到楼底下去
“Shouldn't you be a gentleman and walk her to the entrance?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“What are you doing? What's that supposed to mean?”
你 不得 绅士点 给人姑娘送到楼底 下去
“Shouldn't you be a gentleman and walk her to the entrance?”
你怎么是这样的人
“What kind of person are you?”
“Don't be so thoughtless; go walk her downstairs like a proper gentleman.”
In Chinese social etiquette, escorting a female guest or visitor all the way to the building lobby or waiting car is seen as a crucial mark of respect and good upbringing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
be a gentleman; act chivalrously
Colloquial prompt reminding a male to show courtesy, manners, or protective behavior toward a woman.
walk someone all the way downstairs
Common phrasing used to indicate escorting a departing guest down to the building entrance or street.