谢谢 麻烦我们果茶快点啊 好
“Thank you. Our fruit tea, please hurry up. OK.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
♫去遥望♫
“♫with your shadow♫”
谢谢 麻烦 我们果茶 快点啊 好
“Thank you. Our fruit tea, please hurry up. OK.”
“Miss Tang, thank you for the food and the drink.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In casual Chinese dining, it is culturally acceptable and common to actively urge waitstaff to speed up drink or dish preparation using softening markers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
please / could you trouble yourself to
A very common polite opener used in service interactions when making requests to waiters or clerks.
hurry up / make it fast
Used colloquially to urge someone to speed up an action or service.
Softens the imperative tone of urging the server, making the prompt sound polite rather than demanding.
