怎么没有做功课啊
“why haven't you done your lessons? Dad,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
恩儿
“Si'en,”
怎么没有 做功课 啊
“why haven't you done your lessons? Dad,”
爹爹
“Dad, I heard the Mu clan is coming to cause trouble again.”
“You shouldn't be slacking off; what have you been up to instead?”
In Chinese culture, a child's academic diligence is a primary concern for parents, who regularly inquire about study progress.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to do homework or schoolwork
A traditional or southern phrasing synonymous with '写作业' used when discussing study routines.
Softens the question, shifting it from a strict interrogation into an affectionate paternal prompt.