你行行 你别讲 你什么她一个月 我跟你说
“Give it a rest! One month for her? Look.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“With your attitude, you'd drive him to the grave in a day.”
你 行行 你 别讲 你 什么 她 一个月 我跟你说
“Give it a rest! One month for her? Look.”
三个月 我包了 行行行 我都明白了
“I'll handle the first three months. Okay, I get it now.”
“Shut up, stop lecturing me, and let me handle this my way.”
Disputes over elderly care frequently provoke intense defensiveness among adult children regarding competence and devotion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
alright, enough / give me a break
A hurried, repetitive colloquial colloquialism used to interrupt and dismiss someone.
let me tell you / listen to me
Used as an emphatic spoken discourse marker to grab attention before delivering an assertive point.