你也希望哥过得开心吧
“Don't you want him to be happy?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
妈 你这样哥不高兴 你们又得吵架
“Mom, what you're doing will upset Ling Xiao. There'll be a fight again.”
你也 希望 哥 过得开心 吧
“Don't you want him to be happy?”
“Buy some drinks, too. You like Coke, right?”
“Stop picking a fight with him so we can keep the peace.”
In Chinese family dynamics, younger siblings or parents often act as mediators, urging family members to yield for collective peace.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
live happily / have a good life
A very natural spoken collocation used to wish someone happiness or describe their quality of life.
Softens the assumption and invites the listener's agreement.