他们不也没回来嘛
“but neither of them came back.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我期待他们 哪次放假能回来一趟
“that they could come back on holidays,”
他们 不也没回来嘛
“but neither of them came back.”
慢慢地
“Gradually,”
“Face reality, they rarely come back anyway, so stop getting your hopes up.”
Adult children working away from home often struggle to return during holidays, leading elderly parents or relatives to develop coping mechanisms and mutual resignation about broken holiday reunion traditions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't ... either after all
A double negative pattern used in spoken Chinese to rhetorically remind the listener of an established, undeniable reality.
Marks the statement as an obvious, evident truth that the listener should acknowledge.