How to say "我也是头一回在战场上过" (wǒ yě shì tóu yī huí zài zhàn chǎng shàng guò) in Chinese dialogue
我也是头一回在战场上过
It was my first time spending it on the battlefield.
Idioms & Colloquial Expressions
INTERACTIVE SCRIPT TIMELINE
LINE 0110:29
nà那
tiān天
shì是
bā八
yuè月
shí十
wǔ五
zhōng中
qiū秋
jié节
“That day was the Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th.”
LINE 0210:33
PLAYING SCENEwǒ我
yě也
shì是
tóu头
yī一
huí回
zài在
zhàn战
chǎng场
shàng上
guò过
“It was my first time spending it on the battlefield.”
LINE 0310:36
wǒ我
men们
bā八
shí十
qī七
lǚ旅
de的
dì弟
xiōng兄
men们
zài在
zhàn战
háo壕
lǐ里
“The brothers of our 87th Brigade were in the trenches,”
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