我的忍耐可是有限的
“My patience is limited.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
但没有一件事兑现
“but you've never fulfilled any of your promises.”
我 的 忍耐 可是 有限 的
“My patience is limited.”
稍等
“Wait a moment.”
“You're out of chances—act right now or face the consequences.”
Chinese speakers usually favor indirectness; issuing a direct statement about patience running out marks a severe escalation where social courtesy is dropped.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
patience has its limits; patience is running thin
A strong formal warning formula used when delivering an ultimatum.
indeed; truly (emphatic)
Here used adverbially before an adjective/predicate to intensify the severity of the assertion.
Placed at the end of the clause to firmly state a fact and add assertive weight to the warning.