哥哥 我错了 我错了
“Brother, I was wrong. I was wrong.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You should give up on him as soon as possible.”
哥哥 我错了 我错了
“Brother, I was wrong. I was wrong.”
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“You're the most handsome man. If Gao Ran is the most handsome in the world,”
“Fine, fine, I give up! Stop lecturing me, you are the most important one.”
Younger siblings or partners frequently use rapid, sweet apologies to defuse an elder's anger without engaging in an actual argument.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
my bad; I was wrong
Repeated colloquially as a quick concession to defuse tension or humorously appease a close elder.
Marks the change of state to admitting one's error.