谁啊谁啊 有人敲门 有人敲门 谁啊
“-Who? Who? -Someone is knocking. -Someone is knocking. -Who?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He couldn't have gone back to Nanton, right? Where did our coach go? Where is our coach?”
谁啊 谁啊 有人敲门 有人敲门 谁啊
“-Who? Who? -Someone is knocking. -Someone is knocking. -Who?”
我也点了外卖
“I also ordered takeout.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Teammates or young adults in China often share rented spaces or dorms, frequently ordering takeout and sharing domestic moments.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Who is it?
A very common colloquial response when someone knocks on the door or calls unexpectedly.
someone is knocking on the door
Standard conversational phrase to draw attention to an incoming visitor.
Softens the blunt question 'who' into a natural, spoken query.
