瞧瞧你们这个家乱的
“Look how messy it is!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
客气
“You're welcome.”
瞧瞧 你们 这个家 乱的
“Look how messy it is!”
我一会给你们好好 收拾一下吧 也不知道你们三个
“I'll help you tidy it up. I really wonder”
“You really can't take care of yourselves without me, so let me fix this for you.”
In Chinese family dynamics, pointing out a mess or deficiency is a common way for elders or close relatives to express love, involvement, and domestic responsibility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
take a look at; just look at
A colloquial reduplication used to direct someone's attention to something obvious, often with mild critique or amusement.
so messy; in such disorder
Used at the end of an evaluative clause to emphasize an extreme descriptive state.
Marks a descriptive state with emphasis, highlighting the degree of disorder.