这给我的 我不要 不要 我不穿这个 你穿上
“This is for me? No, I don't want it. Put it on.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还有一件给你的大皮衣 来来来 这穿上试试
“There's another leather jacket for you. Come on. Try this on.”
这 给我 的 我不要 不要 我不 穿这个 你穿上
“This is for me? No, I don't want it. Put it on.”
你赶紧的
“Hurry up.”
“You should keep this nice coat for yourself; I don't need it.”
In Chinese culture, declining an expensive gift initially is a standard display of humility and care, deflecting the benefit back onto the giver.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Is this for me?
Commonly used in spoken Chinese upon receiving an unexpected gift or item.
You put it on.
A direct imperative used among close friends or family members to urge someone to wear something.