你这包扎水平越来越高了嘛
“You're getting good at bandaging.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来 坐下 坐下 杜医生
“Come on, sit. Dr. Du.”
你这包扎水平 越来越高了 嘛
“You're getting good at bandaging.”
你给包成这了 能吃饭吗
“Can he even eat now?”
“You wrapped this way too thick, let's see how absurd it looks.”
Close acquaintances often use mock praise right before complaining to soften potential criticism and maintain camaraderie.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
skills are getting better and better
A common structure (越来越 + adjective) used to praise someone's noticeable improvement in a skill.
Softens the tone to emphasize an obvious fact with a playful, teasing nuance.