不要去什么酒吧当什么促销员
“not to work as a sales lady in a bar.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我都跟她说了多少次了
“I've told her many times”
不要去 什么酒 吧当什么促销员
“not to work as a sales lady in a bar.”
“Being a waitress in a restaurant is better.”
“Working at a shady bar is a terrible idea and brings trouble.”
Traditional Chinese perspectives often view nightlife venues like bars as morally ambiguous and unsafe, especially for young women, preferring conventional service jobs.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
some kind of... (derogatory/dismissive)
Placing 什么 before nouns in spoken Chinese often conveys contempt, dismissal, or strong skepticism toward the thing mentioned.
promoter; sales promoter
Standard term for retail promoters, frequently referring to beer or liquor promoters in nightlife contexts.