我想吃你做的烤鱼了
“I want to eat your grilled fish.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
现在也该肥了
“should be plump by now.”
我想吃你做的烤鱼了
“I want to eat your grilled fish.”
“Let's go back to Xin Xie Manor, okay?”
“I want us to go back home together and live quietly like we used to.”
In Chinese culture, craving a specific person's home-cooked dish often serves as an indirect yet deeply intimate declaration of love and attachment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I crave / I would like to eat
A very common everyday phrase used to express a desire for a specific food or someone's home cooking.
made by you
Used as a modifier before food items to indicate emotional appreciation of the other person's cooking.
Functions as a change-of-state particle indicating that the feeling of craving or longing has emerged over time.