你要勤快着些
“you must be diligent,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
结了婚哪
“Once you're married,”
你要 勤快着些
“you must be diligent,”
要懂事呢 别啥都麻烦人家兵兵
“and be considerate. Don't trouble Bingbing with everything.”
“Don't be lazy; you need to work hard to make a good impression in your new marital household.”
Elders frequently counsel newly married women to be diligent and helpful to secure harmony and avoid criticism from the spouse's family.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
diligent / hardworking
Commonly used in household contexts to describe someone who is proactive about chores and daily tasks.
a bit more (indicating manner or degree)
A dialectal or Northern spoken suffix attached to adjectives to urge someone to maintain a slightly higher degree of a quality.