你干脆把自己 卖给他算了
“Why don't you just sell yourself to him?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
买什么股份
“Shares?”
你 干脆 把 自己 卖给他 算了
“Why don't you just sell yourself to him?”
可我的确 被房贷这事 弄得压力很大了
“But I really am under a lot of pressure because of the mortgage.”
“You are giving away far too much to him, have some self-respect!”
Chinese speakers often suggest an extreme moral or personal sacrifice sarcastically to wake someone up from making foolish concessions in practical affairs.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
simply; might as well
Used before a verb phrase to suggest a straightforward, radical, or decisive action.
just drop it; might as well
Often placed at the end of a clause to express giving up, settling, or making a resigned recommendation.