这不是家里来了贵客吗
“We've got a guest here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
今儿没抓人去啊
“Didn't you go to arrest someone today?”
这不是 家里 来了贵客 吗
“We've got a guest here.”
“I took time off specifically because someone special came over.”
Calling a visitor a 'distinguished guest' signals elevated hospitality and face-giving within a domestic setting.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
isn't it because...; well, you see...
Used at the start of a sentence to provide an obvious or polite explanation in response to an inquiry.
distinguished guest; honored visitor
Can be used formally or semi-playfully among close friends and family to flatter a visitor.
Forms a rhetorical question to gently remind or explain the situation to the listener.