以后不能老这么着急 来来来 坐会坐会
“You really shouldn't get worked up so easily. Come on, sit down.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
低血压了吧
“Feeling dizzy now?”
以后 不能老这么 着急 来来来 坐会坐会
“You really shouldn't get worked up so easily. Come on, sit down.”
休息一会儿
“Take a break.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Repeating imperatives like '来来来' and reduplicating verbs conveys genuine warmth and eliminates social awkwardness when showing care.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
always doing something like this
Used colloquially to gently complain about or caution against a repeated habitual behavior.
come on, here
A common spoken invitation or urge to prompt someone into action with hospitality.
sit down for a brief while
A warm, informal offer extended to guests or fatigued peers to take a brief rest.
