南州的确是一个 很好的救命稻草
“Nanzhou does look like a lifeline.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我也会担心 也会害怕
“I'd be worried and scared too.”
南州的确是一个 很好 的 救命稻草
“Nanzhou does look like a lifeline.”
但是我来
“But I came to say one thing.”
“I admit it looks like the easiest way out, but hear me out.”
In Chinese communicative culture, speakers frequently validate the obvious merit of an opponent's point before voicing their own reservations to minimize direct friction.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a lifeline; a straw to clutch at
Used metaphorically to describe the only available hope or solution in a desperate crisis.
indeed; truly is
Commonly used to concede an obvious fact before introducing a transition word like 'but'.