那今天均摊啊 那不行
“Then we're splitting the bill today. No way.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好啊
“Great.”
那 今天 均摊 啊 那不行
“Then we're splitting the bill today. No way.”
我还没说原谅你们 必须你们请客 行
“I haven't said I forgive you yet. You have to treat me. Fine.”
“You wronged me, so you don't get to split the bill—you owe me a treat to make up for it.”
In Chinese social dining, footing the bill is a customary ritual to demonstrate sincerity, appease grievances, and mend relationships after a conflict.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to split evenly; go Dutch
Use when discussing sharing costs or expenses equally among peers.
that won't do; no way
A blunt, casual phrase used among friends or intimates to reject an idea playfully or firmly.
Softens the rhetorical question and marks a casual, spoken tone of realization or inquiry.