排队 排队 排着呢 排着呢 娃去尿了个尿
“Line up. Line up. We're in line, we're in line. The kid just ran off to pee.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
胡三元 开门了
“Hu Sanyuan! It's open.”
排队 排队 排着呢 排着呢 娃去 尿了个尿
“Line up. Line up. We're in line, we're in line. The kid just ran off to pee.”
“Look, we almost lost first place.”
“Don't skip ahead of me; this spot is still ours!”
Holding a spot in line for an absent family member is common in daily Chinese public spaces, though often leads to mild disputes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Already in line / still in line
Used to assert your active place in a queue when someone questions it.
Went to take a pee
Very informal and colloquial way to describe stepping away to urinate.
Emphasizes the ongoing state of waiting in line.