你不是一直想报 那个学校吗
“Haven't you always wanted to go to that college?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“but I told him that I needed to discuss about it with you. I think it's good.”
你不是一直想 报 那个 学校吗
“Haven't you always wanted to go to that college?”
凌爸支持你
“I support you!”
“You've dreamed about this for so long, don't give it up now just because of us.”
Deciding which university to apply to is a collective family endeavor in China; parental endorsement brings immense emotional relief to the student.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't you always wanted to...
A rhetorical question structure used to remind someone of a longstanding desire or plan.
apply to that school/university
The verb '报' is standard spoken shorthand for applying or registering for academic programs or exams.
Marks a rhetorical question that expects an affirmative agreement and gently nudges the listener.
