不要拘束才好啊
“just make yourself at home.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'll keep you company on her behalf. Everyone,”
不要拘束 才好 啊
“just make yourself at home.”
“Relax and enjoy yourselves under my gracious watch.”
Even telling subordinates to relax is framed as an act of imperial grace ('恩典'), requiring humble gratitude from subjects despite the informal setting.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
make oneself at home; do not feel constrained
A polite host phrase telling guests to relax and not stand on ceremony.
would be best; is desirable
Placed at the end of a clause to express a mild, gracious expectation or hope.
Softens the command, making the royal instruction sound gentle, warm, and inviting.