跟你道歉了行吧
“I apologize to you. OK?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
算爸爸求你了行吧
“I'm begging you. OK?”
跟你 道歉 了 行吧
“I apologize to you. OK?”
“Tell me what else do you want?”
“I gave you the apology you wanted, so stop nagging me and let this drop.”
Traditional Chinese elders rarely apologize to juniors; when compelled to, it often manifests as aggrieved impatience rather than heartfelt regret.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
apologize to you
Standard prepositional structure '跟/向 + person + 道歉' meaning to offer an apology.
alright? / will that do?
Often used as a reluctant concession indicating that the speaker is yielding out of exasperation.
Indicates concession or seeks reluctant agreement to shut down further conflict.