看不出来 你个城里孩子 还挺能吃苦的
“Didn't think a city kid like you could be so tough.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谢谢啊
“Thank you.”
看不出来 你个城里孩子 还挺 能吃苦 的
“Didn't think a city kid like you could be so tough.”
我不是城里的
“I'm not a city kid.”
“I thought you were too soft for this job, but you actually pulled your weight.”
'City kids' are often stereotyped as pampered and unable to 'eat bitterness' (chi ku), making hard work by an urban youth especially noteworthy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hard to tell; would not have guessed
Commonly used to express surprise when discovering an unexpected trait or skill in someone.
bear hardships; endure toil
A vital cultural virtue in Chinese society, highly praised in work and study contexts.