去结个婚 我们十年后再谈
“Get married, and we'll talk in ten years.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
- 你拿自己的婚姻冒险了 - 你还年轻
“- You risked your marriage. - You're young.”
去 结个婚 我们 十年后再谈
“Get married, and we'll talk in ten years.”
好吧 这么说吧 梅里特假设性地跟你提起这件事
“Okay, let's just say that Merritt brought this up with you hypothetically.”
“You are too young and naive to lecture me about marriage; mind your own business.”
In Chinese communicative culture, older individuals often invoke life milestones like marriage to silence critiques from younger interlocutors.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to get married (casual/delimitative aspect)
A colloquial way to refer to the action of marriage with a casual, non-committal phrasing.
discuss later / talk again
Frequently used to postpone a conversation or brush off an unwanted proposal.