你昏迷的时候 我到医院看过你
“When you were unconscious, I visited you at the hospital.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“His last letter was six months ago.”
你 昏迷的时候 我到医院 看过你
“When you were unconscious, I visited you at the hospital.”
“After that, work just got too busy.”
“Do not blame me for going silent; I did care enough to visit you when things were critical.”
Visiting an ill friend or family member in the hospital (探病) is a vital moral obligation in Chinese society, frequently cited as ultimate proof of sincerity and loyalty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
when (someone) was in a coma; during unconsciousness
Used as a time clause specifying a period of medical crisis or unconsciousness.
go to the hospital
Standard directional phrase indicating movement toward a medical facility.