慢慢也就说不清楚了 慢慢也就不爱说了
“Slowly, she can't talk clearly. Slowly, she doesn't like to talk anymore.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“She has congenital hearing disorder. She can't hear clearly.”
慢慢也 就说 不清楚 了 慢慢也就不爱 说了
“Slowly, she can't talk clearly. Slowly, she doesn't like to talk anymore.”
所以我就多说 不停地说 就算她听不清楚
“So I kept saying and keep saying. Even if she can't hear”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese familial duty emphasizes patient accommodation and proactive caretaking toward vulnerable or disabled family members.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
gradually / over time then
Used to describe an inevitable, progressive transition into a new state over time.
cannot speak clearly
A potential complement expressing physical or verbal inability to articulate distinctly.
no longer likes to speak / stops being willing to speak
'不爱 + verb + 了' expresses a change of habit or loss of willingness to engage in an action.
Indicates a change of state, highlighting that she has now lost the willingness or ability to speak.
