你们就老老实实地待在青阙宗
“should just stay here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你和江公子
“You and Mr. Jiang”
你们 就 老老实实地 待在 青阙宗
“should just stay here.”
昭昭放心吧
“Zhao, don't worry.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Telling peers or loved ones to be 'laolaoshishi' is a common colloquial way to urge caution and prevent them from taking unnecessary risks while the speaker is away.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
honestly; dutifully; well-behaved without causing trouble
A common reduplicated AABB adjective used adverbially to tell someone to behave, stay put, or not mess around.
to stay at; to remain in
Colloquial verb construction indicating dwelling or lingering in a specific place.