也不知道 把你打扮得好不好看
“so I don't know if I've dressed you up nicely.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
也不知道 把你 打扮得好不好看
“so I don't know if I've dressed you up nicely.”
这被刀刺的地方 我暂时是修补不好了
“As for your blade wound, I can't mend that yet.”
“I hope you like how you look, even though I cannot see you myself.”
Chinese speakers often express deep care and vulnerability through modest, everyday actions rather than dramatic declarations of love.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I wonder; not knowing whether
Commonly used at the start of a sentence to express soft wonder, mild worry, or modest uncertainty.
to dress up; to groom; to style
Use when talking about styling clothes, makeup, or overall appearance for oneself or someone else.