我呢 没有喝多
“As for me, I didn't drink too much.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“he made you drink a lot. You don't need to explain.”
我呢 没有喝多
“As for me, I didn't drink too much.”
“Stop patronizing me or looking after me; I am totally fine and in control.”
In Chinese banqueting culture, admitting you are drunk can be seen as losing face or showing weakness, so people frequently deny intoxication even when tipsy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't drunk too much / not drunk
Common phrase used at banquets when denying that one has exceeded their alcohol limit.
Pauses the topic to mark the speaker's personal stance before presenting a counterpoint.