你们挣钱不容易 省着点花
“You work hard for your money. Be careful with your spending.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You didn't need to order such expensive seafood.”
你们 挣钱不容易 省着点花
“You work hard for your money. Be careful with your spending.”
难得您能来 应该的 李娟请我 那我肯定得来啊
“It's kind of you to come. Li Juan invited me. Of course I had to come.”
“You should not have spent so much on me; please manage your money wisely.”
Guests in Chinese hospitality etiquette often feign mild protest or urge financial thriftiness to show consideration for the host's wallet and avoid appearing greedy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not easy; hard-won
Commonly used to show empathy toward someone's struggles, labor, or hardships.
spend frugally; pinch pennies
A typical domestic or mentoring advice phrase urging financial prudence.