放心吧 阿姐跟罗掌柜说好了
“Don't worry. I've struck a deal with Mr. Luo.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
娘会不高兴的
“She would be upset.”
放心吧 阿姐跟罗掌柜 说好了
“Don't worry. I've struck a deal with Mr. Luo.”
“I'll redeem the hairpin as soon as I earn enough money.”
“Trust me, I have handled everything so Mom won't be mad.”
In traditional Chinese family hierarchy, the eldest sister often assumes parental responsibility to protect and provide for younger siblings during difficult times.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't worry; rest assured
A very common phrase used to comfort or relieve someone's concern.
agreed upon; settled
Used to confirm that verbal agreement or mutual understanding has been reached.
Softens the imperative to provide gentle reassurance.