你怎么说你得说两句
“No, no, no! You must say a few words.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He's made me hungry. Let's take our seats. No, no, no! You must say a few words.”
你怎么说 你得 说两句
“No, no, no! You must say a few words.”
“Come on, let him say something. Say a few words.”
“You cannot slip away without addressing the group; it is expected of you.”
At formal or semi-formal Chinese meals, the key figure or host is culturally expected to offer brief remarks or a toast ('说两句') before everyone starts dining.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
say a few words / give a brief speech
A highly frequent colloquial expression used to invite someone to make impromptu remarks or a toast at gatherings.
at the very least / no matter what, one should
Used to express a minimal baseline obligation or social expectation.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Say a few words. Come on.”
“Do you want to say something?”
“have a word with you.”
“that I can't even speak? You can speak.”
“I think at most you can only say”
“you have to let me know the moment you find him.”