还想让我们齐家军 向其讨教一二呢
“I even wish my troops could learn a thing or two from them.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我倒是觉得你们郑家军 吃苦耐劳 精神可嘉
“Actually, I think your troops are hardworking and commendable in spirit.”
还想让我们齐家军 向其 讨教一二 呢
“I even wish my troops could learn a thing or two from them.”
不如这样
“How about this?”
“Let's see if your forces are truly as good as you claim when put to the test.”
In classical Chinese diplomacy, rivals often shower each other with hyperbolic compliments before issuing a direct challenge.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to learn a thing or two; to ask for advice/instruction
A formal, polite idiom commonly used in traditional martial arts or competitive contexts when proposing an exchange or match.
Softens the assertion while adding a lingering, rhetorical nuance.