没事 我没喝多
“It's fine. I'm not drunk.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
姑娘
“My Lady.”
没事 我 没喝多
“It's fine. I'm not drunk.”
下去吧 我没事了高掌柜 是 姑娘 有事您叫我
“You may leave. I am fine, Mr. Gao. Yes, My Lady. Call me if you need anything.”
“Don't fuss over me, I have full control over myself.”
Claiming that one is fine and hasn't had too much to drink is a polite reflex to maintain poise and avoid burdening attendants or companions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't had too much to drink
Commonly said to fend off concern or polite stops at drinking occasions.
it's nothing / I'm fine
A universal conversational buffer used to dismiss concern or minimize an issue.