那我听谁的嘛 听我的 听我的 行
“Who should I listen to? - Listen to me. - Alright.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你不管
“None of your business.”
那我 听谁的 嘛 听我的 听我的 行
“Who should I listen to? - Listen to me. - Alright.”
205 309行吗 可以 可以 可以 好
“Are Rooms 205 and 309 okay? Yes. Alright.”
“You two are giving me conflicting orders, figure out who makes the call so I can do my job.”
When Chinese travel companions dispute bills or room arrangements out of courtesy or stubbornness, service providers must directly ask for a designated decision-maker to proceed.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
whose decision to follow / who to listen to
A very common colloquial formula used when two people give opposing orders or opinions.
listen to me / do as I say
An assertive phrase used to seize decision-making authority in a group.
Expresses obviousness, bewilderment, or slight exasperation regarding a dilemma.
