要去你自己去啊 她宁肯念经也不肯见我
“You go visit her alone. She'd rather read scriptures than see me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
等会带你一块去拜见夫人
“I'll wait till you come back to visit Madam.”
要去你自己去 啊 她宁肯念经 也不 肯见我
“You go visit her alone. She'd rather read scriptures than see me.”
“She'd only make an exception for you.”
“Don't drag me along; she detests me and I don't want to make things awkward for either of us.”
Using scripture chanting as an excuse to avoid meeting family members reflects passive-aggressive avoidance common in traditional hierarchical households.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
go by yourself
Used to flatly decline joining someone on an outing or visit.
would rather ... than ...
A correlative structure used to emphasize a strong preference or an extreme aversion to doing something.
Adds emotional emphasis and exasperation to the refusal.