两个人正好 可以做个伴儿
“The two of them can keep each other company.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那就澜儿去吧
“Lan can go, then.”
两个人 正好 可以 做个伴儿
“The two of them can keep each other company.”
“Why do you have to put on that sulky face?”
“You have no excuse to refuse now that someone is accompanying you.”
In Chinese social etiquette, attending formal family gatherings in pairs helps younger or reluctant members save face and manage social pressure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Just right / happens to work out
Used to describe circumstances or timings that align perfectly with an ongoing plan.
Keep each other company
A colloquial northern phrase used when suggesting someone accompany another person to alleviate boredom or awkwardness.