我要是不来 我都不好意思 在你们家继续住下去
“If I hadn't, I'd feel bad staying at your place.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你不用来的
“you didn't have to come.”
我要 是不来 我 都不好 意思 在你们家 继续住下去
“If I hadn't, I'd feel bad staying at your place.”
其实呢
“In fact,”
“You are hosting me, so doing this is the bare minimum to earn my keep and save face.”
Long-term houseguests in Chinese culture are expected to offer help proactively; failing to do so induces a loss of face (不好意思) and psychological discomfort.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to feel embarrassed / to feel indebted or uncomfortable doing something
Standard social lubricant used here to express hesitation about taking unfair advantage of someone's kindness.
to continue staying/living here
Grammatical structure combining verb '住' with directional complement '下去' indicating continuation over time.