我不知道你们年轻人爱吃什么 我就随便点了点
“I'm not sure what you young people like, so I just ordered a bit.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来了 坐
“Here. Sit.”
我不知道 你们年轻人 爱吃什么 我就 随便点了点
“I'm not sure what you young people like, so I just ordered a bit.”
谢谢何韩老师
“Thank you, Mr. He Han.”
“I hope you like what I ordered, please make yourselves at home and eat up.”
Chinese hosts traditionally downplay their hospitality as 'casual' or 'simple' even if they ordered an elaborate meal, ensuring guests feel at ease.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just ordered a few dishes casually
A polite host modesty formula used when ordering food for others, downplaying the effort.
what someone likes to eat
Common spoken pattern used to inquire or talk about culinary preferences.