你应该庆幸 我对老蔡和小蔡都没有兴趣
“You should be glad I have no interest in either Cai or his daughter.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我知道了
“I understand now.”
你应该 庆幸 我对老蔡和小蔡 都没有 兴趣
“You should be glad I have no interest in either Cai or his daughter.”
我要去约会和我男朋友
“I'm going on a date with my boyfriend.”
“Stop worrying about me stealing your men; neither of them is worth my time.”
Prefixing surnames with '老' (Old) and '小' (Little/Young) denotes familiarity and age distinction within a family, social group, or workplace, here used casually to refer to a father and son.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
should feel fortunate / should be glad
Used to tell someone they avoided a bad outcome, often carrying a slightly superior or sharp tone.
have no interest in...
A standard spoken phrase to indicate lack of romantic or personal attraction toward someone.