怎么 现下我总是好了一些
“What? Now that I'm finally somewhat better,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
早早好起来
“praying for my swift recovery.”
怎么 现下 我总是 好了一些
“What? Now that I'm finally somewhat better,”
又不高兴了
“you're displeased instead?”
“You wished for me to get better, but now that I am, why are you pouting?”
Chinese intimates often use pseudo-accusations about the other person's mood to elicit reassurance, comfort, or banter.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a bit better; somewhat improved
Commonly used to describe gradual recovery from illness or improvement in physical condition.
right now; at present
A classic or slightly formal spoken alternative to 此时 or 现在, commonly heard in costume dramas.
Indicates a newly emerged emotional state or change of situation.