来来 给我看看 我看看 您别看了
“Come, let me see. Don't look at it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Right. It says they fled to the Miluo River.”
来来 给我看看 我看看 您 别看了
“Come, let me see. Don't look at it.”
“Just let Wanfu read it to you, Father. Let me see.”
“Do not look at this directly; it will only upset or strain you.”
Junior family members often manage or filter shocking or stressful news to protect elderly relatives from excessive distress.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
let me take a look
A very common colloquial imperative used to request seeing an object, document, or photo.
please do not look at it
A polite but urgent dissuasion using the honorific pronoun 'nin' to prevent an elder from viewing something.
Functions with '别' to command the cessation of an ongoing or imminent action.