我们习惯了走慢一点
“we're used to walking slowly.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
可能吧
“Perhaps,”
我们 习惯了 走慢一点
“we're used to walking slowly.”
因为在草原上走快 和走慢
“Because on the grassland, walking fast or slow”
“Slow down and match my pace; there is no need to rush out here.”
In nomadic and rural grasslands cultures, time is dictated by nature rather than urban urgency, making a deliberate, unhurried pace a core life philosophy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
used to; accustomed to
A common structure to describe an established habit or state that has become second nature.
walk a bit slower
Used both literally to request someone slow their physical pace and metaphorically to suggest slowing down life's tempo.
Indicates a completed change of state, showing that this way of pacing has already become an established habit.