他感冒了我给他泡个药 你给他带过去
“He has a cold, so I made him some medicine. Take it to him.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你去找谭大是不是
“Are you going to look for Chief Tan?”
他感冒了我给他 泡个药 你给他 带过去
“He has a cold, so I made him some medicine. Take it to him.”
感冒了
“He has a cold?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Dissolving medicinal granules (泡药/冲剂) in hot water is a ubiquitous Chinese response to common colds, reflecting a culture of warm-water remedies and thoughtful peer care.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
caught a cold
Standard phrase to announce having an upper respiratory infection.
brew/mix medicine (usually granules or soluble powder)
Refers specifically to dissolving medicinal granules (冲剂) in hot water.
take it over / bring it over
Combines the verb 带 (carry/take) with directional complements to indicate delivery away from the speaker.