抽空把这理了啊 新货 行 行妈 等会儿
“Wait here. Sort through these. New stock. Okay, Mom. Hold on a second.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不用 不用 不饿 等着吧
“No need. Not hungry. Wait here. Sort through these. New stock.”
抽空 把这理 了 啊 新货 行 行妈 等会儿
“Wait here. Sort through these. New stock. Okay, Mom. Hold on a second.”
“No wonder you fall asleep in class every day.”
“Okay fine, I hear you, but let me procrastinate for a bit.”
In many working-class Chinese households running small shops, children are routinely expected to help unpack and organize inventory after school.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
find time; make time
Used to request someone do a task whenever they have a spare moment.
in a little while; hold on
A very common spoken stall tactic used to ask for a brief delay before doing something.
Softens an imperative sentence, turning a blunt command into an urging reminder.
Indicates the completion of the action when attached to the verb 理 (to tidy/organize).
