你就再也不用为我做饭了
“you'll never have to cook for me again.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
什么时候
“that's when”
你就 再也不用为我做饭 了
“you'll never have to cook for me again.”
好 一言为定
“Deal.”
“Once this happens, you are totally off the hook and won't have to bother cooking for me anymore.”
Cooking ('做饭') in Chinese relationships is heavily tied to daily caretaking and affection, so relieving someone of it is often treated as a major prize or relief.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
never again need to; no longer have to
Used to express total liberation or permanent cessation of a duty or burden.
to cook / prepare a meal
The standard, ubiquitous spoken expression for cooking everyday meals.
Marks a change of state, indicating a shift from having to cook to being free from the chore.