说是你想出去玩的 听到没 放心
“that it was your idea to go out. Got it? Don't worry. I won't spill the secret.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
一会儿你就咬死说
“Later, you insist”
说是 你想 出去玩 的 听到没 放心
“that it was your idea to go out. Got it? Don't worry. I won't spill the secret.”
不会泄露秘密的
“Don't worry. I won't spill the secret.”
“Take the blame for this so neither of us gets into trouble.”
In Chinese family dynamics, siblings or parent-child alliances often invent collective excuses to bypass strict disciplinary oversight from a household authority.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
did you hear me? / got it?
A blunt, casual imperative tag used to ensure compliance or attention among close acquaintances or from an elder to a child.
go out to play / hang out
A very common phrase referring to leisure outings or activities outside the home.