都几点了 赶紧回家吧
“It's late. Go home now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不是 谁是外甥啊
“No. I'm not his nephew.”
都几点了 赶紧回家 吧
“It's late. Go home now.”
不困
“I'm not sleepy.”
“It is way too late for you to be hanging around here; pack up and leave.”
Blunt reminders about the time and orders to go home are typical manifestations of care among close friends and relatives in Chinese culture, rather than rude dismissal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Look what time it is / It's so late already
A rhetorical question used to scold someone for being out late or staying up past bedtime.
Hurry up and go home
Used to firmly encourage a companion or relative to head back home.
Indicates that the late hour has exceeded the expected threshold, adding urgency.
Softens the imperative tone into a persuasive, solicitous urge.