明年你还指不定成为 谁的上门女婿
“You might already be some girl's live-in husband by then.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I figure you'll end up renting me again next year.”
明年你 还指不定 成为 谁的 上门女婿
“You might already be some girl's live-in husband by then.”
凭什么
“Why?”
“Don't flatter yourself; who knows whose family you might end up married into by next year.”
Traditionally, a man moving into his wife's household carried a stigma of lower financial or social status, making it a common punchline in casual teasing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
perhaps; there is no telling; maybe
A colloquial northern term used to indicate uncertainty or an unpredictable possibility.
matrilocal son-in-law; a man who marries into his wife's household
Traditionally carries a slightly subordinate connotation, often used teasingly or critically in spoken contexts.