谁说没机会说的
“Who says there's no chance?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Now you don't even have the chance to say it.”
谁说没机会 说的
“Who says there's no chance?”
娘 爹没有说完的 祯娘替他说
“Mother, what Father didn't get to say, I will say it for him.”
“You are wrong; I am here and I will speak for him.”
Children in traditional Chinese culture often feel a profound obligation to finish what their parents started or speak on their behalf.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who says / who said that
A common rhetorical starter used to refute someone's premise or pessimistic remark.
have no chance / have no opportunity
Colloquial expression indicating a lack of time, occasion, or possibility to do something.
Emphasizes the certainty and conviction behind the assertion.