我劝你有这个时间 赶紧找个好点的律师吧
“Spend your time finding a good lawyer.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这庭我肯定要开的
“I am taking this to court.”
我劝你 有这个时间 赶紧找 个 好点的 律师吧
“Spend your time finding a good lawyer.”
“D-Do you really have to do this?”
“You stand no chance against me; give up trying to plead and get ready to fight me in court.”
In Chinese culture, formally taking someone to court signifies the complete collapse of interpersonal harmony and personal goodwill ('qingfen').
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I advise you; you had better
Often used in spoken Chinese to deliver stern warnings or blunt reality checks.
hurry up and; promptly
Used before a verb to emphasize urgency and immediacy in speech.
Softens the blunt command into strong advisory rhetoric while preserving an uncompromising stance.