那殿下要在荆州耽搁多久
“How long will Your Highness be delayed in Jingzhou?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“How could any human possibly do this?”
那殿下要在荆州 耽搁多久
“How long will Your Highness be delayed in Jingzhou?”
待我抓住那军中败类
“Once I catch that traitor in the army,”
“How long do you intend to stay here, and when will you finish your business?”
Addressing royal family members requires specific feudal honorifics like 'Dianxia' (殿下), marking strict hierarchical decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Your Highness
A formal honorific address used for princes, princesses, or royalty in historical settings.
to stay temporarily; to tarry; to delay
Used when asking or stating how long someone will linger or hold up their journey.