一会儿让服务员 把我订的那两箱啤酒拿过来
“Later, have the staff bring up the two cases of beer I ordered.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Think carefully. One more wrong attempt, and your card will be locked.”
一会儿 让 服务员 把我 订的 那两箱啤酒 拿过来
“Later, have the staff bring up the two cases of beer I ordered.”
“Never mind that, let's get the drinks out and get this party started.”
In Chinese casual dining, night markets, or KTVs, it is common for hosts to order beer by the case (xiang) or dozen (da) rather than by individual bottles to show generosity and ensure uninterrupted drinking.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in a moment; a little while later
Placed at the beginning of a sentence to indicate an action that should happen shortly.
waiter; waitress; attendant
The standard, polite term used across mainland China to call or refer to service staff in restaurants and venues.
bring over here
A directional complement structure combining 'take/hold' with 'come over', used when asking someone to bring an item toward the speaker.
