非要感谢的话
“If you must thank me,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是我们的幸运
“is our fortune.”
非要 感谢 的话
“If you must thank me,”
要不
“how about”
“Since you insist on thanking me, let me tell you how you can make it up to me.”
In Chinese interpersonal interactions, offering thanks often involves reciprocating a favor, which provides a natural pretext to deepen social connection.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to insist on doing something
Used to describe an action that someone adamantly pursues, often setting up a conditional concession.
if; in the case of
A ubiquitous colloquial marker placed at the end of a clause to express a conditional premise.