那我陪你再多喝一杯吧
“Then let me have another drink with you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Don't you want to have a drink with me?”
那 我陪你 再 多 喝一杯 吧
“Then let me have another drink with you.”
沈老板请
“After you, Boss Shen.”
“Alright, to keep you in good spirits and honor your request, I will indulge you.”
Agreeing to accompany someone for 'one more drink' is a vital social gesture in China to preserve the counterpart's face and demonstrate goodwill.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have one more drink
A frequent phrase used in social or business drinking to urge another person or offer companionship over alcohol.
keep you company / accompany you
Commonly placed before shared activities to show willingness to cater to the other person's wishes.
Softens the agreement into a gentle suggestion or consensual proposal.