你放轻松点行不行
“Could you just relax a little?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就会少说两句的
“Avoiding suspicion isn't going to stop them from talking.”
你 放轻松点 行不行
“Could you just relax a little?”
你越不在意 大家越会把这件事情忘掉 汪若海
“The less you care about it, the sooner everyone will forget about it. Wang Ruohai.”
“Stop freaking out; you are making this a bigger deal than it is.”
When facing gossip or embarrassment, Chinese peers often advise indifference, believing that reacting visibly prolongs public attention and face loss.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
relax a bit; take it easy
Standard phrase to tell someone who is visibly stressed or stiff to calm down.
can you; will you; alright?
Placed at the end of a sentence to urge compliance or add persuasive, slightly exasperated emphasis.