借 咱们凑巴凑巴
“Lend it. We've got to help him. We'll make do.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
借 咱们 凑巴凑巴
“Lend it. We've got to help him. We'll make do.”
怎么也得帮这忙
“Lend it. We've got to help him. We'll make do.”
“He is our brother, so no matter how tight money is for us, we must pool together whatever we have to help him out.”
In Chinese social relationships, treating someone as 'one of our own brothers' entails an obligation to rally together and provide unconditional mutual aid in times of hardship.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
pool together; scrape together
A colloquial reduplicated verb form used when gathering small amounts of money or resources from different people.