你能不能包容点 这都跟我抢
“Can't you be more tolerant? -Are you fighting me for it now? -He shot it. He did it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Why are you talking nonsense? Why are you spouting nonsense? You are my mentor.”
你能不能 包容点 这都 跟我抢
“Can't you be more tolerant? -Are you fighting me for it now? -He shot it. He did it.”
他他他 他射的 他射的
“-Are you fighting me for it now? -He shot it. He did it.”
“Back off and let me have this instead of acting so petty.”
In traditional relationships such as master and apprentice, junior members often expect seniors to demonstrate magnanimity (包容) rather than petty rivalry.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
can you / could you
A common rhetorical pattern used in spoken Chinese to express impatience or issue an urgent request.
tolerant / forgiving / magnanimous
Often used when urging someone to overlook minor faults or show forbearance toward others.
compete with me for / snatch from me
Colloquial expression used when someone tries to grab or contest something you believe belongs to you.
