怎么又哭 这 别哭 别哭
“Why are you crying again? Don't cry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Someone better is out there for you.”
怎么又 哭 这 别哭 别哭
“Why are you crying again? Don't cry.”
别哭
“Don't cry.”
“Please stop crying, seeing you like this makes me really anxious and at a loss for words.”
Chinese consoling language often focuses on urging the person to stop crying directly ('别哭') to restore composure, rather than encouraging prolonged verbal venting.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
why again; how come ... again
Expresses surprise, mild helplessness, or exasperation when an unwanted emotional state repeats.
don't cry
A direct, instinctive consoling imperative repeatedly said to soothe someone in tears.