那 那您得加钱
“T-Then you'll have to pay extra.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
夸下的海口
“sharpen any blade.”
那 那 您 得加钱
“T-Then you'll have to pay extra.”
不巧
“Unfortunately,”
“You are asking too much, so I am not lifting a finger unless you pay me significantly more.”
Repeating '那' (well...) softens the upfront demand for more money, making an aggressive financial request appear like a reluctant necessity rather than outright greed.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to pay more money / to raise the price
A blunt, universally understood colloquial phrase used when extra work requires higher remuneration.
must / have to (děi)
Pronounced děi in spoken Chinese to signify an inescapable necessity or obligation.