那故事我从小就听到大了
“I've heard that story since I was a kid.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
拜讬
“Please.”
那 故事我 从小就 听到大 了
“I've heard that story since I was a kid.”
“Has anyone's wish ever truly come true?”
“Don't fall for that childish myth; nobody actually gets their wishes granted.”
In casual Chinese conversation, claiming to have heard a legend 'from childhood to adulthood' is a common rhetorical device to reject romanticized superstitions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have heard something over and over since childhood
A frequent pattern [从小...到大] used to convey that an experience or narrative is cliché and excessively familiar.
Marks a completed state of duration reaching up to the present moment, adding emphasis to long familiarity.