小哥哥 你眼光可真好
“You've got great taste.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这什么呀
“What's this one?”
小哥哥 你 眼光可真好
“You've got great taste.”
这个是我们最新款
“This is our latest design.”
“You picked an expensive or trendy item; let me butter you up so you'll actually buy it.”
In modern Chinese consumer culture, salespeople frequently use affectionate youth-oriented kinship terms to create instant intimacy and lower a customer's guard during a sales pitch.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
young man / handsome guy (literally 'little older brother')
A trendy, friendly, and slightlysweet way to address a young male stranger, commonly used in retail, service industries, or casual flirting.
have really good taste / have a great eye
Use this to compliment someone's choice in clothes, gifts, or partners; the intensifier makes it sound much more enthusiastic.