你不是给老爷买了礼物吗
“Didn't you buy a gift for the master?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那个莹莹
“Um, Yingying...”
你不是 给 老 爷 买了 礼物 吗
“Didn't you buy a gift for the master?”
快 快拿出来呀
“Quick, take it out.”
“Hurry up and show him the gift so he stays in a good mood.”
Offering gifts to household elders (老爷) is a critical interpersonal maneuver to maintain harmony and gain favor in traditional households.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
didn't you...?; aren't you supposed to...?
A rhetorical pattern used to remind someone of an already known fact or plan and prompt action.
buy a gift for someone
Standard prepositional phrase for gift-giving.
Marks a rhetorical question to prompt affirmation and immediate action.