难怪你之前让我让着点司马福
“No wonder you told me earlier to cut Sima Fu some slack.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不好意思啊
“Sorry for the inconvenience.”
难怪 你之前让我 让着点 司马福
“No wonder you told me earlier to cut Sima Fu some slack.”
“So when are those two leaving? How did you even get involved with a family like this?”
“Now everything makes sense—he must have some special background or troublesome quirks.”
In Chinese interpersonal relations, '让' implies giving way or showing extra patience to seniors, spoiled guests, or people with delicate connections to maintain harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
no wonder
Used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce an explanation for something previously puzzling.
to yield a bit / cut someone some slack
A frequent colloquial expression advising someone to show forbearance or accommodate someone difficult.