自己都舍不得喝 宝贝得要死
“I wouldn't even drink it myself. I treasured it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我好好的一瓶蜂蜜
“That jar of honey…”
自己 都 舍不得喝 宝贝得要死
“I wouldn't even drink it myself. I treasured it.”
谁把它拿走了呢?
“Who took it?”
“I barely allowed myself to touch it, so how dare someone else just take it away?”
Older or traditional Chinese family members often save special high-grade ingredients or tonics for rare occasions rather than consuming them quickly.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
reluctant to part with or use up
Very common structure indicating that something is too precious to spend, discard, or consume.
treasuring something intensely; cherishing extremely
The suffix '得要死' (to death) is used as an emphatic colloquial intensifier meaning 'extremely'.