凉凉再给孩子吃 别烫着他
“Let him eat when it's cool. Don't get burnt.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
再凉凉
“Wait a little while.”
凉凉再给孩子吃 别烫着他
“Let him eat when it's cool. Don't get burnt.”
你吃 你吃
“Eat it, please.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese multi-generational households pay meticulous, explicit attention to physical safety and food temperature for young children.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
let it cool down slightly
A casual reduplication of an adjective turning into an action verb, common in domestic and child-care talk.
don't let it scald / burn (someone)
A standard warning used when serving hot food or liquids, especially to children or elderly.