好长时间没人叫我张先生了
“I haven't been called Mr. Zhang in ages.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
看你怎么做吧
“It depends on your actions.”
好长时间 没人 叫我张先生了
“I haven't been called Mr. Zhang in ages.”
我不习惯你们江湖上这些绰号
“I'm not used to these underworld nicknames.”
“Calling me by a respectable title means you're not from my world, or you're playing a different game.”
In martial arts or gang culture contexts ('江湖'), people use street nicknames and brotherhood titles; being addressed as '先生' (Mr.) sharply contrasts with that underworld ethos.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a long time
A very natural spoken alternative to '很久' to indicate a prolonged duration.
Mister; sir
Used as a respectful formal title when appended to a surname.
Indicates a change of state, highlighting the lapse of time leading up to the present moment.