你这去哪儿 你站住
“Where are you going? Stop.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
华儿怕是帮不上了
“I'm afraid I won't be much help.”
你这 去哪儿 你 站住
“Where are you going? Stop.”
你看看 都是京城养的毛病 少说两句吧 老爷
“Look at her, she's been spoiled by life in the Capital. Stop talking, dear!”
“Do not dare walk away from me while I am talking to you!”
In traditional Chinese families, a junior family member walking out during an elder's reprimand is seen as a severe breach of filial piety and respect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
where to go
A very common colloquial question asking for someone's destination or confronting someone walking away.
stop; halt
A blunt, direct imperative telling someone to freeze or halt their movement.