特别幸福 不会那么惨
“an extremely happy life instead of being miserable.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
又能帮我转移 我妈的注意 这样我就会过的
“and distract my mother. Then I'll live”
特别幸福 不会那么惨
“an extremely happy life instead of being miserable.”
周末还要上补习班 累死我了
“I have to attend the tutoring class at weekends. I'm exhausted.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese students frequently endure high parental surveillance and academic cram schools, leading them to view siblings as convenient shields to dilute maternal pressure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
exceptionally happy/blessed
A common spoken intensifier collocation to express immense well-being or good fortune.
that miserable or unfortunate
Used in informal speech to dramatize difficult or stressful personal situations.