赶快过来 过来 过来 团长 你在这儿闹啥呢嘛
“Come here, hurry up. - Troupe Leader! - What's the fuss?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
再问你们什么 再问你们什么 再回答什么问题
“Listen to what we ask you, and answer accordingly.”
赶快 过来 过来 过来 团长 你 在这 儿 闹啥呢 嘛
“Come here, hurry up. - Troupe Leader! - What's the fuss?”
团长
“Troupe Leader.”
“Stop arguing and making a scene, you are embarrassing yourself and everyone else.”
Subordinates often step in to physically escort or persuade a leader away from conflicts before the leader completely loses public composure and dignity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hurry up and come over
A direct colloquial command used when urgency requires someone to relocate immediately.
what are you fussing / making a scene about
A northern/northwestern colloquial expression used to stop someone from causing a commotion or arguing unnecessarily.
Softens the urgent reprimand and adds an appealing, persuasive tone to urge compliance.
