莫不是 她前世修来的福气
“Some people are just born under a lucky star.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Yet the family puts on all this for her?”
莫不是 她前世 修来的福气
“Some people are just born under a lucky star.”
“Lucky for days, and a temper to match! A few days ago,”
“How on earth does she deserve all this pampering? What incredible luck she has.”
Rooted in Buddhist karmic beliefs, extraordinary present blessings or social standing are often humorously or enviously attributed to good deeds performed in past incarnations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
could it be that; is it possible that
A rhetorical device used to introduce a speculative or incredulous conjecture.
good fortune accumulated in a past life; extraordinary luck
Used idiomatically to describe unusually grand blessings, marriages, or privileges.