How to say "到了庆州咱俩一起打工 缺啥买啥 啥也不用愁" (dào le qìng zhōu zán liǎ yì qǐ dǎ gōng quē shá mǎi shá shá yě bù yòng chóu) in Chinese dialogue
到了庆州咱俩一起打工 缺啥买啥 啥也不用愁
In Qingzhou, let's do part-time jobs. We can buy whatever we need.
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Source Media
TV Series
Season & Episode
S1 E19
Clip Timestamp
15:36
TMDB ID
270857
Conversation Context
| Line | Chinese | Pinyin | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 等到时候你就空手去车站 | děng dào shí hòu nǐ jiù kōng shǒu qù chē zhàn | Then you can go to the station empty-handed. |
| 2▶ | 到了庆州咱俩一起打工 缺啥买啥 啥也不用愁 | dào le qìng zhōu zán liǎ yì qǐ dǎ gōng quē shá mǎi shá shá yě bù yòng chóu | In Qingzhou, let's do part-time jobs. We can buy whatever we need. |
| 3 | 但我觉得她不会善罢甘休的 | dàn wǒ jué de tā bú huì shàn bà gān xiū de | But I don't think she'll let me go easily. |
More Clips From Episode
Total 136 clips (Page 4 of 7)
HSK 3
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gàn shá ne huǒ chē dōu kuài kāi le nǐ zǎ cái láiWhy are you here? What are you doing? The train's leaving. Why are you so late?

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bǎi shù ne shì bú shì gēn nǐ yì qǐ wǒ bù zhī dào aWhere's Bai Shu? Is she here? I don't know. I'm not here for her.

HSK 2
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wǒ bú shì lái děng tā de nà zǎ huí shì ér a shuō hǎo jīn tiān yì qǐ zǒu deI don't know. I'm not here for her. What now? We agreed to go together.

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HSK 1
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HSK 3
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nǐ gàn shá ne nǐ bú shì yào gēn xiǎo míng yī kuài zǒu maWhat's wrong? Weren't you supposed to leave with Xiaoming?

HSK 4
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tā zài huǒ chē zhàn děng nǐ bàn tiān chà diǎn dōu méi gǎn shàng huǒ chēShe'd waited for you and almost missed the train.

HSK 3
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wǒ shēng bìng le nà nǐ zǎ bù jiē diàn huà neI'm sick. Why didn't you answer your phone?

HSK 5
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nǐ shì bú shì yǒu shì ér a yǒu shì ér nǐ gēn wǒ shuō yaIs something wrong? If yes, tell me.

HSK 4
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zhè yě xǔ jiù shì rén men kǒu zhōng shuō de tiān yì baThis must be what people call fate.

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HSK 7
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qí shí wǒ cóng yī kāi shǐ jiù yǒu yù gǎn(Xiaoming, actually, I had a feeling from the start)

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HSK 5
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rén yào yǒng yuǎn bǎo chí xī wàng(Ms. Zhou said people should always hold onto hope and courage.)





