姑娘 我家老爷在楼下等您
“Miss, my master awaits downstairs.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我去给你换一间
“I'll get you another room.”
姑娘 我家 老爷 在楼下等 您
“Miss, my master awaits downstairs.”
真是抱歉啊
“I truly apologize.”
“My master wants to see you right now, so please do not keep him waiting.”
Servants in pre-modern China strictly used humble self-references and honorifics like 'Lǎoye' to reflect their master's elevated social status.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
my master; my lord
Used by domestic servants or subordinates in traditional/historical contexts to refer respectfully to their employer or patriarch.
waiting for you
An honorific phrase indicating polite deference toward the person being awaited.