莫要惹得他不快 小眉才不怕呢
“and don't upset her. I'm not afraid.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你说话注意点
“Watch what you say”
莫要 惹得他不快 小眉 才不怕呢
“and don't upset her. I'm not afraid.”
只是担心小姐
“I'm just worried about My Lady.”
“I do not care if he gets mad at me, so do not tell me to shut up.”
Maidservants or younger individuals in historical contexts often refer to themselves by their given name instead of 'I' (我) to maintain a submissive or endearing role while speaking.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do not; must not
A literary or archaic imperative used in period dramas equivalent to modern '不要'.
cause him to be displeased; provoke his anger
Used to describe causing someone of higher status or power annoyance or offense.
Emphasizes the speaker's stubborn assertion and contrastive stance of being completely unafraid.