爷没有什么好报答你的
“I had no worthy means of repayment.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你在山上救过爷一命
“You saved my life once.”
爷 没有什么好报答 你的
“I had no worthy means of repayment.”
“I owe you my life, so I am willing to dirty my hands for you.”
Chinese moral ethics place immense weight on repaying a life-saving grace, sometimes even justifying morally dubious actions to settle the karmic debt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to repay a favor or kindness
Use this formal verb when talking about reciprocating deep favors, debts of gratitude, or life-saving deeds.
Functions as a nominalizer completing the predicate 'nothing good to repay you with'.