你说得对呀 还真是
“You've got a point. Indeed...”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“A feast for the eyes won't fill your stomach.”
你说得对 呀 还真是
“You've got a point. Indeed...”
看着我做什么 跟你说啊 我是名花有主的人
“Why are you staring at me? I'm telling you, I'm already taken.”
“You're right, but looking at you is still far more interesting than eating.”
Young Chinese speakers frequently use ironic validation and feigned innocence to tease each other and advance romantic interest.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
you're right
A very common conversational way to concede a point or agree with someone's assessment.
it really is the case / come to think of it, you're right
Used when realizing that a statement made by the other person is surprisingly accurate upon reflection.
Softens the agreement and adds an upbeat, casual, and flirtatious tone.