快看 谁来了
“Look who's here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
三十两
“Thirty taels?”
快看 谁 来了
“Look who's here.”
到了晚上就和你一起
“At night, you and I”
“Pay attention! Someone important or interesting just walked in!”
Calling out arrivals loudly is typical in vibrant Chinese social gatherings to stir up an enthusiastic, communal atmosphere.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
look quickly; check this out
An imperative phrase used in informal spoken Chinese to instantly direct someone's visual attention.
who has arrived; look who is here
A colloquial prompt used to signal the arrival of a notable or unexpected individual.
Indicates the completion of the arrival event and marks the new change in the immediate environment.