要漂亮 美丽 勇敢的那种
“The kind that's pretty, beautiful, and courageous.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
勇敢的公主啊
“a brave princess.”
要 漂亮 美丽 勇敢 的那种
“The kind that's pretty, beautiful, and courageous.”
我要演精灵
“I want to play an elf,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Spoken Chinese frequently juxtaposes closely related adjectives like pretty and beautiful in succession to heighten emotional intensity and aesthetic ideals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
must be the kind of...; I want the type that is...
A very useful spoken formula used to define the specific category, style, or quality one desires.
brave; courageous
A common descriptive adjective frequently paired with heroes or admirable figures in stories.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“What a beautiful lady.”
“but a woman's beauty only lasts for a few years.”
“You look stunning. Thank you.”
“It's beautiful. Let me see.”
“You're so pretty. Isn't she? This red packet is for you.”
“You look lovely. I'm Xiaoyu. Here, please sit.”
“Smile. You look beautiful.”
“You're pretty and kind,”
“It's so beautiful.”
“in this place. Seems like these two assassins got separated from their crew.”
“She is pretty, but compared to Wu Kaili,”
“Such a beautiful box. Look.”
“Then I want that handsome young gentleman to be this man.”
“And promoters must have nice figure. Have to be good-looking...”
“They are beautiful and sensible. Right? I agree.”
“-How pretty. -Rest early.”
“She's actually quite pretty.”
“Is she pretty? How's her figure?”