他再成熟他也是个孩子嘛
“no matter how mature, he's still a kid.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
比同年龄的学生要成熟一点 但是
“and more mature than students his age, but”
他 再 成熟他 也是 个孩子嘛
“no matter how mature, he's still a kid.”
恰恰相反
“Quite the opposite.”
“Do not be too harsh on him; he is still just a kid.”
In Chinese culture, claiming someone is 'still a child' is a common rhetorical appeal to evoke empathy and pardon mistakes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no matter how... still...
A concessive conditional pattern used to state that an extreme condition does not change an underlying truth.
is still just a child
Frequently deployed in spoken Chinese to appeal for leniency, patience, or reduced expectations.
Presents the statement as an obvious, self-evident truth that the listener should agree with.