她今年就要出来了
“She's coming out this year”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“No one would take care of Dongdong, so I take care of him for her.”
她今年 就要出来了
“She's coming out this year”
我都跟她说好了
“and we've agreed”
“Don't worry, I won't be stuck looking after this child forever because she'll be released soon.”
Speakers often use generic verbs like '出来' rather than explicitly saying 'released from prison' (出狱) to soften social awkwardness and maintain face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to get out; to be released (from prison, hospital, etc.)
A very common spoken euphemism meaning to finish serving a prison sentence or be discharged.
about to; on the verge of
Used with '了' to indicate an imminent action or transition in the near future.
Combined with '就要' to mark imminent change of state in the near future.