我真的很想见识见识
“I'd really like to see it”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I hear Oshima has a high tolerance”
我 真的很想 见识见识
“I'd really like to see it”
再推酒可就凉了
“If we keep pushing, the sake will get cold”
“You cannot back out now; show us what you can do.”
Pressuring someone to drink is often framed as admiring their reputation or skill, turning peer pressure into a form of flattery.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to experience firsthand / to see for oneself
Reduplication of the verb adds a polite, curious, and engaging tone, often used when challenging or complimenting someone's skill.
really want to
An emphatic expression used to convey strong interest or polite insistence.