你没发现人家那边 有服务啊
“Didn't you notice she offers services?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
为什么你们都愿意 到她那边去排队啊
“Why are you all queuing up at her place?”
你没发现 人家 那边 有服务 啊
“Didn't you notice she offers services?”
什么服务啊
“What services?”
“It is completely obvious why people queue there; she treats customers much better.”
The third-person pronoun 'renjia' is frequently used in casual Mandarin to refer to a third party with a touch of admiration, intimacy, or mild detachment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Haven't you noticed...?
Used as a rhetorical prompt to bring attention to something that should be self-evident.
over on their side; over where she is
A natural way to refer to another person's stall, counter, or territory in spoken Chinese.
Softens the rhetorical question while adding a mild explanatory or slightly teasing overtone.