你要撑住欸
“Hang in there.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“we'll lose a young man to help us.”
你要撑住欸
“Hang in there.”
“Don't you dare give up or collapse—we need you, and things would fall apart without you!”
Close friends or coworkers often frame sincere reliance in absurdly self-interested terms (like relying on them for retirement money) to avoid awkward sentimentality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to hold on; to hang in there; to endure
Used colloquially to encourage someone undergoing physical exhaustion or emotional strain to keep fighting.
Adds an informal, lively, and teasing Taiwanese/Southern colloquial flavor to catch attention.