不是不是 真走啊
“Wait. Are you really leaving?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对不起
“I'm sorry.”
不是不是 真走啊
“Wait. Are you really leaving?”
“Wait, hold on, don't just walk out like that!”
In Chinese social interaction, abruptly letting someone leave after an awkward apology violates social warmth; peers naturally voice objection to coax the person into staying.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wait, no; hold on
Used to interrupt an unexpected action or clarify a misunderstanding before things escalate.
are you really leaving?
Used to express incredulity when someone follows through on walking away.
Softens the inquiry while conveying mild surprise and disbelief.