瞧我这 这点酒 酒喝的
“I d-drank too much.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
多吃点
“Eat a lot.”
瞧我这 这点酒 酒喝的
“I d-drank too much.”
他怎么找的你啊
“How did he find you?”
“Excuse me, the alcohol is really going to my head right now.”
In Chinese banqueting culture, blaming alcohol for lapses in speech or behavior is a recognized face-saving tactic to defuse awkwardness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
look at me; silly me
A common spoken exclamation used when noticing one's own mistake, clumsiness, or absentmindedness.
all because of this drinking; look what alcohol did
An incomplete colloquial structure where the speaker attributes a blundering state to drinking.
Functions as a nominalizing particle here, expressing cause or exclamatory realization about the outcome of drinking.