唱歌还挺好听的 你 你要喜欢
“And you sing quite well too. I-If you like it,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'm really good at doing chores. I'm a hardworking man.”
唱歌 还挺好听的 你 你要 喜欢
“And you sing quite well too. I-If you like it,”
结婚以后我天天给你唱 可惜啊 你什么都知道了
“I'll sing for you every day after we marry. What a pity. You know everything now.”
“I want to impress you and make you consider spending your life with me.”
In traditional and modern Chinese dating banter, potential partners often playfully list their practical skills and talents to demonstrate their suitability as a spouse.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
quite pleasant to hear; sounds nice
Commonly used to compliment music, someone's singing, or a pleasant speaking voice.
if you like (it)
Used to introduce an offer or promise tailored to the listener's preference.
Used at the end of the clause to assert and emphasize the quality of the singing.
