你就说吧 你这次来是干嘛来了
“So just tell us what you want.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这倒是 我们家倒是也是 特别尊重孩子的意见
“You're right. In our family, we respect the kids' thoughts.”
你 就说 吧 你这次来 是干嘛来了
“So just tell us what you want.”
那我就
“First of all, I'll”
“Stop beating around the bush and tell me what you really want.”
Chinese social interactions often start with indirect small talk, so explicitly telling someone to 'just say it' signals that patience is exhausted and pleasantries are over.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just spit it out / just tell me
A spoken phrase used to urge someone to speak plainly and get straight to the point.
what did you come here to do
A colloquial way to question someone's true purpose or intention for showing up.
Softens the blunt command into an urgent prompt to speak.