没事就好 那你留下来吃饭吧 不吃了 不吃了
“That's good. Stay for dinner. No, thanks.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
没事就好 那你 留下来 吃饭吧 不吃了 不吃了
“That's good. Stay for dinner. No, thanks.”
“I've got some work to handle. I have to go. Desheng, I'm off.”
“I should offer you food out of courtesy, but let's wrap this up since it's time to go.”
Inviting someone to stay for a meal upon departure is standard Chinese hospitality, even when both parties understand the guest will decline.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as long as everything is okay
A common spoken formula used to offer relief and close out a previous concern or conflict.
stay to eat a meal
A customary domestic invitation extended to visiting guests before they depart.
Softens the invitation from a command to a gentle suggestion.
Indicates a change of situation or state in declining the activity.