How to say "- 怎么了？ - 没事吧？" (- zěn me le ？ - méi shì ba ？) in Chinese dialogue
- 怎么了？ - 没事吧？
- zěn me le ？ - méi shì ba ？
What's wrong? - Are you okay? - Why is the fog so thick?
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Source Media
TV Series
Season & Episode
S1 E26
Clip Timestamp
29:00
TMDB ID
254498
Conversation Context
| Line | Chinese | Pinyin | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 各位团友 咱们一定要注意脚下 今天的路有点滑 | gè wèi tuán yǒu zán men yí dìng yào zhù yì jiǎo xià jīn tiān de lù yǒu diǎn huá | Everyone, we must be careful with our footing. The path is a bit slippery today. |
| 2▶ | - 怎么了？ - 没事吧？ | - zěn me le ？ - méi shì ba ？ | What's wrong? - Are you okay? - Why is the fog so thick? |
| 3 | 雾怎么这么大呀？路都看不见了 | wù zěn me zhè me dà ya ？ lù dōu kàn bú jiàn le | - Are you okay? - Why is the fog so thick? - I can't even see the road. - Everyone, don't panic. |
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HSK 6
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wǒ zuò wán jiān zhí zhī hòu zhí jiē dǎ chē zǒu deAfter I finished my part-time job, I left directly by taxi.
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shuí huì zài chú xī yè gēn nǐ chuān zhe yī yàng de yī fú mào zhe yǔwho else would be wearing the exact same clothes as you on Chinese New Year's Eve, braving the rain,
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HSK 7
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