这也没什么可吃惊的
“That's nothing to be surprised about.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“This is the first time I've seen you smile.”
这也 没什么可吃惊的
“That's nothing to be surprised about.”
也是 吃饱喝足好睡觉 今天白天走太多路了
“True. A full stomach makes for a good night's sleep. I walked way too much during the day.”
“Do not make such a big deal out of me smiling; it is embarrassing.”
Displaying emotions openly is often met with bashfulness in Chinese communication, leading individuals to downplay vulnerability through nonchalant remarks.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
there is nothing worth... / nothing to...
A pattern used to dismiss an action as unnecessary or excessive, such as '没什么可担心的' (nothing to worry about).
Reinforces an assertive, declarative stance, presenting the judgment as a matter of fact.