孩子非得出来玩
“The children insisted on coming out to play.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这是受害者的孩子 对啊 他妈在上边问话
“They are the victim's children? Yes. His mother is being questioned upstairs.”
孩子 非得 出来 玩
“The children insisted on coming out to play.”
我来看看
“I'm looking after them.”
“I had to bring the kid out here so they wouldn't hear their mom being questioned inside.”
Adults frequently find casual excuses or activities like playing outdoors to distract children from grim realities or tense adult conversations without causing alarm.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to insist on; stubbornly determined to
Used before a verb to express that someone insists on doing something against advice or expectations.
to come outside to play
A common spoken directional collocation describing children going outside for leisure.