马厩备了不少马 我们可以一起去挑
“The stables have many horses. We can go pick some together.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I want to go horseback riding. Let's go pick a horse over there. Okay.”
马厩备了不少马 我们可以 一起去挑
“The stables have many horses. We can go pick some together.”
我不会骑马
“I don't know how to ride,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Suggesting a joint activity like picking out horses serves as an informal and engaging way to build rapport or romance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
prepared quite a few / stocked plenty
Use this collocation when describing ample preparations or supplies ready for use.
go pick/choose together
A natural, warm invitation to involve someone in making a selection.