想问你要不要跟我们一起过的
“I was going to ask if you'd like to join us.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I won't be staying in the lane during the New Year. Feel free to use it as you like.”
想问 你要不要 跟我们一起 过的
“I was going to ask if you'd like to join us.”
新年好
“Happy New Year.”
“I was hoping you could spend New Year with us so you wouldn't be alone.”
Spring Festival is intensely focused on family reunion, so asking someone to spend it together signifies high intimacy, care, or hospitality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wanted to ask you
A polite, soft opening to pose an invitation or question without being too pushy.
whether or not you want to
A common conversational structure to offer an option or invite someone casually.
spend (a holiday or time) together
Frequently used with holidays like New Year or birthdays to denote celebration together.
Placed at the sentence end to emphasize original intent and soften the assertion.
