吃饭就不用麻烦了吧
“No need to go through the trouble.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“we treat you to a meal, Master Lu?”
吃饭就不用麻烦了吧
“No need to go through the trouble.”
不行
“No way!”
“Please don't go out of your way to treat me; I don't want to inconvenience you.”
In Chinese culture, guests often reflexively decline generous offers like meals to show consideration and avoid imposing a burden on the host.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
there is no need to trouble yourself
A highly standard, polite formula used across Chinese culture to decline favors, treats, or help.
Softens the refusal into a gentle suggestion or solicitation of agreement rather than a blunt rejection.