李尖尖住对面哈
“Li Jianjian lives opposite,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
回来了
“He has come back.”
李尖尖 住对面 哈
“Li Jianjian lives opposite,”
“so you're kind of living together again.”
“You two basically never separated; you're right next door.”
In Chinese urban apartment complexes, living 'across the hall' (住对面) allows people to maintain family-like proximity while having separate front doors.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
live across the hall / live opposite
A very common spatial term used when describing neighbor living arrangements in apartment buildings.
Softens the inquiry, seeking friendly confirmation or agreement without sounding confrontational.