也没出来见一面
“didn't even come out to meet us.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
倒是某些人
“However, some people”
也没 出来 见一面
“didn't even come out to meet us.”
阿孜姑洗葡萄去了
“Arzugul went off to do her thing.”
“I took the trouble to visit, yet you are deliberately hiding and ignoring me.”
Failing to step out and formally acknowledge a guest is traditionally viewed as a slight, prompting comments about lack of warmth or deliberate avoidance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to step out and meet briefly
Used to describe an expected courtesy when someone visits a shared space or household.
didn't even / hasn't even
Commonly employed at the start of a clause to voice dissatisfaction over an unmet baseline expectation.