娘子慢走 阿璃你们先走
“Travel well. Li, you go ahead.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Abbott, thank you for hosting me these past days. I must take my leave.”
娘子 慢走 阿璃你们先走
“Travel well. Li, you go ahead.”
此地幽静 我打算多留几日
“I plan to linger longer in this serene place.”
“Please leave without me; I need privacy here.”
Wishing someone to walk slowly (manzou) is deeply ingrained Chinese etiquette that conveys warmth and concern for safe travels.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
take care / watch your step as you leave
A standard traditional and modern courtesy formula spoken by a host or stayer to departing guests.
go ahead first / leave in advance
Used to instruct companions to proceed before the speaker follows.