请进 地上脏 不用换鞋
“Come in. The floor is dirty. No need to change shoes.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
赶紧让人进屋啊
“Let her in already.”
请进 地上脏 不用换鞋
“Come in. The floor is dirty. No need to change shoes.”
“Nice place. The bureau treats you well.”
“Please make yourself at home, do not bother taking your shoes off.”
Chinese hosts often insist 'the floor is dirty' even when spotless to prioritize the guest's convenience over shoe-removal etiquette.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
please come in
A standard polite formula used by hosts when opening the door to guests.
no need to change shoes
A common host courtesy in Chinese households to excuse guests from wearing slippers or taking off footwear.