又不是真的来提亲
“You're not really here to propose.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不妨一试
“Worth a try.”
又不是 真的 来 提亲
“You're not really here to propose.”
少君
“Mr. Mu,”
“Do not worry so much, it is just an act to achieve our goal.”
In historical settings, formal marriage proposals were serious family alliances, so treating one as an undercover tactic highlights the speaker's unconventional pragmatism.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to formally propose marriage
A traditional term used when one family officially asks for someone's hand in marriage.
it is not as though; after all it is not
A common colloquial pattern used to dismiss an objection or reduce tension by negating an assumption.