你倒是跟我说吉祥话呀
“You should say something nice too.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“It's Spring Festival. Say something nice.”
你倒是 跟 我说 吉祥话 呀
“You should say something nice too.”
你怎么知道 我在工地上班
“Who told you I work at a site?”
“Hurry up and say something nice for the New Year already!”
During the Spring Festival, Chinese people adhere strictly to saying auspicious words to usher in good fortune and forbid negative speech.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to utter auspicious greetings or auspicious phrases
A fixed cultural custom during Chinese New Year to wish others good luck and avoid taboo topics.
indicates urging or impatience; 'go ahead and'
Frequently used before verbs when demanding prompt action from someone who is hesitating.
Softens the imperative tone while maintaining an insistent and urging attitude.