也是 没什么胃口
“Right, you have no appetite.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
真的不用
“Really, no need.”
也是 没什么胃口
“Right, you have no appetite.”
这样 我给你煮点粥喝
“I'll cook you some congee.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese culture, when someone lacks appetite or feels unwell, light rice congee (粥) is universally regarded as the ultimate comforting, easily digestible remedy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
fair point / that makes sense / indeed
A very handy discourse marker used to validate what the other person just said or did.
not have much of an appetite
The standard, natural way to express that one does not feel like eating, often due to illness or low mood.