是啊 真不错 不错
“Yes. Not bad.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He's a martial artist. That's impressive.”
是啊 真不错 不错
“Yes. Not bad.”
“He's trained in the martial arts. Impressive.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese, saying something is 'not bad' (bu cuo) is rarely lukewarm; it functions as standard, genuine praise equivalent to 'pretty great' in English.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
yeah; that's right
The most natural spoken way to casually agree with someone's observation.
really good; pretty impressive
Literally 'really not bad', this is a high-frequency phrase for genuine praise in everyday Chinese.
Softens the agreement and makes the confirmation sound warm, natural, and conversational.
