我不是现在才下定决心
“♪ I need you maybe ♪ I didn't just make up my mind.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
下定决心了
“made up your mind?”
我不是 现在才 下定决心
“♪ I need you maybe ♪ I didn't just make up my mind.”
其实我早就知道
“♪ I need you maybe ♪ Actually, I knew it long ago.”
“I thought this through a long time ago, so do not try to talk me out of it.”
In Chinese relationship drama, declaring that a resolution was made long ago conveys emotional maturity and irreversibility, signaling that pleading is futile.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to make up one's mind; to be determined
A common idiomatic chunk used when committing firmly to a difficult or life-altering choice.
only then; just now
Used before time words or verbs to stress that an action happened later than expected, or here with negation to deny a recent occurrence.