还是师父会选地儿啊 这样
“You pick a good place, ma'am.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“What'd you like to eat? The food here is both cheap and delicious.”
还是师父 会选地儿 啊 这样
“You pick a good place, ma'am.”
那就来 西红柿鸡蛋盖面
“I'll have the tomato and egg noodles.”
“You really know the best spots, Master; your recommendation is great.”
Junior apprentices frequently flatter their mentors in everyday settings like dining to show filial-like loyalty and maintain smooth interpersonal dynamics.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really knows how to pick good places
A colloquial northern compliment used to praise someone's knack for selecting a great dining or outing venue.
Softens the tone and adds an admiring, enthusiastic lilt to the compliment.