鱼凉了吃腥气
“The fish will taste fishy if it gets cold.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
大侄儿 大爹
“Nephew. Uncle.”
鱼 凉了 吃腥气
“The fish will taste fishy if it gets cold.”
我去给您热一下
“I'll go heat it up for you.”
“This needs to be heated up right now, otherwise it won't be enjoyable to eat.”
Traditional Chinese dining values hot meals ('re') not just for taste but also for digestive wellness and hospitality; serving cold seafood is considered unpleasant and improper.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
fishy smell/taste; unpleasant raw odor
Used specifically for seafood or meats that have a foul, unappetizing gaminess or fishiness.
has gotten cold
Describes cooked food or drinks losing heat; often carries negative connotation in Chinese food culture.
Indicates a change of state, marking that the food has cooled down from warm to cold.