不过早上可是连着吃了 好多天包子了
“But in the morning in the morning.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
大多数都是先生让厨房随意搭配
“Most of them are ordered by the chefs”
不过 早上 可是 连着吃了 好多 天包子了
“But in the morning in the morning.”
是吗
“Really?”
“They may have freedom to choose the menu, but serving the exact same thing every morning is just lazy.”
Even when meals are casual, serving the exact same staple food for many consecutive days is often viewed as a sign of a careless cook or household neglect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
consecutively; in a row
Placed before a verb to indicate an action happening continuously over multiple days or times.
quite a few days; many days
Colloquial way to emphasize a long duration of days in casual conversation.
Marks a state that started in the past and continues up to the present, emphasizing that the streak of eating buns has gone on too long.