你跟你哥 太讲究了 真是
“You and your brother are so generous.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Look at you. My brother has prepared some local specialties for you.”
你跟你哥 太讲究了 真是
“You and your brother are so generous.”
“You really didn't need to get me this, but I appreciate the respect.”
Recipients often express that the giver is being overly polite or generous ('讲究') to avoid appearing greedy while comfortably accepting the favor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
too polite / overly generous with formalities
Commonly used to compliment someone for observing proper social etiquette, gift-giving, or high standards.
really / honestly
An exclamation added at the end of a sentence to emphasize emotional conviction or polite scolding.
Functions as an intensifier with '太', marking an excessive degree in a complimentary sense.