夫人 麻烦动动您那玉手 帮我抬一下桌子
“Madam, please move your jade hand. Help me lift the table.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I sleep on the floor. How can I let you sleep on the floor?”
夫人 麻烦动动 您那玉手 帮我 抬一下桌子
“Madam, please move your jade hand. Help me lift the table.”
往这边一点点就可以
“A little bit over here.”
“I know you're not used to manual labor, but could you please lend a hand here?”
Using poetic expressions like 'jade hands' combined with honorifics creates lighthearted irony when asking an upper-class woman to do physical chores.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
move your delicate hands
A playful, flattering idiom used jokingly when asking a high-status or delicate person for manual help.
give a lift to; help carry
Uses the verbal measure word to indicate a quick, low-effort action.