好点了吗 好多了 能直起来了 是不是舒服了嘛
“Are you feeling better? Yes, I can stand up straight. Does it feel comfortable?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
走
“Let's go.”
好点了吗 好多了 能 直 起来了 是不是 舒服了 嘛
“Are you feeling better? Yes, I can stand up straight. Does it feel comfortable?”
看我跟你说手艺好啊
“I told you he's good.”
“Admit it, my treatment worked wonders and you feel much better now, right?”
In close relationships, asking leading questions about improvement is a warm way of showing care while playfully asking for appreciation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Are you feeling any better?
A very standard everyday inquiry about someone's illness, injury, or physical condition.
straighten up (one's back or body)
Commonly used when referring to physical relief from back, neck, or waist pain.
Conveys an expectation of agreement, nudging the listener to concur that it feels better.
Marks the change of state indicating relief or improvement.
