但 确 确实还 还不错
“But i-it's really p-pretty good as a matter of fact.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Our competitor's stuff is delicious, huh?”
但 确 确实 还 还不错
“But i-it's really p-pretty good as a matter of fact.”
闺女
“Sweetie.”
“I know you hate hearing this, but credit where credit is due—it's tasty.”
Chinese speakers frequently use 'not bad' rather than extreme praise to maintain moderation, especially when admitting a rival's strength.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
indeed / truly
Use to acknowledge a factual observation or agree with an assessment, often reluctantly.
not bad / pretty good
A very common mild understatement meaning 'quite good'.