你不是一直惦记着吗
“Weren't you always craving them?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
今天专门绕去买了杏仁排 就咱们初中门口那家
“I went out of my way to buy almond cakes today. From that shop near our junior high.”
你不是一直惦记着吗
“Weren't you always craving them?”
快出来吃啊
“Come out and eat.”
“Look how much I care about you—I went out of my way to get your favorite treat!”
In Chinese relationships, affection is often shown through actions like remembering specific childhood favorites and going out of one's way to purchase them.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
always keeping in mind / constantly longing for
Use this phrase to describe caring about someone continuously or craving a specific food or item over time.
Forms a rhetorical confirmation question, nudging the listener to acknowledge their known preference.