那劳烦卫大小姐好了 不麻烦
“Then I'll have to trouble you, Miss Wei. No trouble at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
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“Sure.”
那 劳烦 卫 大小姐 好了 不麻烦
“Then I'll have to trouble you, Miss Wei. No trouble at all.”
郑公
“Mayor Zheng.”
“All right, I'll take you up on that offer—don't regret it!”
Addressing a female friend or peer using aristocratic honorifics like '大小姐' (Eldest Miss) is a popular form of affectionate teasing in modern and historical drama.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to trouble (someone); to bother
A polite, slightly traditional formula used before asking someone for a favor or task.
no trouble at all; not troublesome
Standard polite reassurance that accommodating a request causes no inconvenience.
Combined with 好了 to signal a settled plan or agreement ('let's go with that then').