还不进去 愣着干什么?
“Come on. Let's go. Why are you still standing there?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
玉薇…玉薇姑娘
“Miss Yu Wei.”
还 不进去 愣着干什么 ?
“Come on. Let's go. Why are you still standing there?”
赵小娥 什么?
“"Zhao Xiao'e." What?”
“Snap out of it and get inside right now, you're embarrassing us.”
Mandarin speakers often use negative rhetorical prompts starting with '还不' to express urgency and mild rebuke rather than issuing a polite request.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
why haven't you gone in yet / get in already
A rhetorical imperative used to urge someone to move inside without further delay.
what are you standing there spacing out for
Commonly used to snap someone out of hesitation or idle daydreaming.