姑娘别急 东家约我们在军营相见
“Don't worry, My Lady. Master asked us to meet at the military camp.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
带走
“Take him away!”
姑娘 别急 东家 约我们在军营 相见
“Don't worry, My Lady. Master asked us to meet at the military camp.”
这会儿应该已经安全到了
“He should have arrived safely by now.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In historical settings, 'Guniang' is a polite way to address an unmarried young woman whose name or exact rank is unknown.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't worry / don't rush
A common phrase used to soothe someone who is feeling anxious, panicky, or impatient.
to meet each other
A slightly formal or literary equivalent of 见面, common in historical or dramatic contexts.