套用你们年轻人的 一句网络用语
“To borrow one of your young people's internet phrases,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Listen to me, all right? No, better listen to me.”
套用你们年轻人的 一句 网络用语
“To borrow one of your young people's internet phrases,”
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“Let me speak your language so you'll actually listen to me.”
Older superiors often reference youth culture or acronyms playfully to show they are trendy and approachable, reducing the perceived distance of the traditional hierarchy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to adopt; to apply; to borrow a phrase
A neat conversational formula used before quoting someone else's phrase, formula, or idiom.
internet slang / buzzword
Standard term referring to digital colloquialisms, acronyms, and memes popularized online.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Yeah, write a message for the youth. It'd be very meaningful.”
“You're still young.”
“young people nowadays are so straightforward.”
“You young people just rely too much on high-tech.”
“Are kids these days crazy?”
“I can't control what you young people do,”