不愿意见着他 我也不愿意
“You don't want to see him. Me neither.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他找我准没好事 我真真不愿意见着他
“It's never good news when he looks for me. I really, really don't want to see him.”
不愿意 见着 他 我也 不愿意
“You don't want to see him. Me neither.”
这个呢 是付同学上次月考的卷子 七十七分
“[Monthly English Exam Paper for Senior Year, First Semester] This is Fu's paper from the last monthly exam. 77 points.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Being summoned by a teacher in Chinese schooling culture carries heavy dread, as it almost invariably signals academic or disciplinary failure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unwilling to meet; reluctant to see
Used colloquially to express dread or aversion toward an upcoming encounter.
bound to bring no good; definitely bad news
A frequent idiomatic spoken chunk used when a summons or visit predicts trouble.