借我用用 我用用 借我用用 我感冒了
“Lend it to me. Lend it to me. I've caught a cold.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你这衣服不错呀
“that's a nice jacket you have.”
借我用用 我用用 借我用用 我感冒了
“Lend it to me. Lend it to me. I've caught a cold.”
我 这 我把我的给你啊 这
“- I... - I'll give you mine. You...”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In close Chinese social circles, borrowing personal clothing or tools on the spot without ceremony is common and shows familiarity rather than rudeness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
lend it to me for a short while
Using verb duplication (用用) softens an imperative request into a casual, temporary favor.
caught a cold
A standard phrase to report having an upper respiratory infection or feeling chills.
Indicates a newly occurred condition or change of state regarding the speaker's health.