开口

(我说真的) ── Previous context

“If you're short on cash, just ask me.”

(然后你有什么需要我做的) ── Previous context

“If you need any help, just tell me.”

(再说民宿这一阵子发生的事情) ── Previous context

“I figure you wouldn't feel comfortable bringing it up anyway.”

(行了) ── Previous context

“The kid spoke up. Teach her to sing later.”

(唱啥唱嘛) ── Previous context

“Someone sounds so provincial.”

(咋能是哑巴呢嘛) ── Previous context

“Just wait. She'll speak soon.”

(看见你们也出事了) ── Previous context

“I really didn't know how to tell you.”

(那要不这样) ── Previous context

“♪ Life is like a dream, and friends are like a mist ♪ If you ever need my help in the future, just let me know.”

(不穿) ── Previous context

“Your shoes are already worn-out. Get new ones.”

(罪当然不在他 在你) ── Previous context

“You're the one who made him speak. You wretched fox.”

(现在连你妹妹的婚事 都牵扯到里面了) ── Previous context

“And you're too embarrassed to speak up? Do you want to ruin both things?”

(你一个大男人) ── Previous context

“talking about women's filthy things all the time—”

(看见你们也出事了) ── Previous context

“I really didn't know how to say it.”

(若是给卢正廉供出我们的机会…) ── Previous context

“then don't give him the chance to speak.”

(聪明如你) ── Previous context

“you should think before you speak.”

(谢谢) ── Previous context

“Just ask for whatever you need.”

(你可倒好) ── Previous context

“You're here asking for money.”

(她到现在 连恋爱都没谈过) ── Previous context

“How could we possibly”

(咱们阖府一年的进账 加起来不过两万余两) ── Previous context

“And you're asking for 100,000 just like that?”

(薄) ── Previous context

“Tell me why you stay quiet.”

(你开个口嘛) ── Previous context

“If you speak up and still aren't cut out”

(张狂啊) ── Previous context

“Why won't you say anything?”

(舅刚跟你说这 都听懂了没) ── Previous context

“When you're out there, can you talk?”

(想支两块霞影纱 回来镶个边) ── Previous context

“The mistress hadn't even said a word, and she gave me a dirty look instead.”

(本宫有责任保护官员家眷) ── Previous context

“If you need anything, just let me know.”

(关乎神观法师背后真相的人) ── Previous context

“We must find a way to make her speak.”

(二王子) ── Previous context

“Are you speaking now as the chief envoy of Nanzhao,”

(若真是如此) ── Previous context

“they've probably been working together for a long time. It'll be even harder to get them to spill.”

(怎么会突然派使臣来边境) ── Previous context

“And, they insist on meeting you before telling us about their goal.”

(我本来想跟她说的) ── Previous context

“but I just didn't know how to find the words.”

(从小到大) ── Previous context

“Since we were kids, have I ever said no to you?”

(脱下道袍 入世度人) ── Previous context

“If you ever need my help in the future, just let me know.”

(会是会) ── Previous context

“but I fear you will all cover your ears and run as soon as I open my mouth.”

(那个安同志 大侄子) ── Previous context

“if you need anything, let us know.”

(赶紧吃吧 一会儿就凉了) ── Previous context

“Finally. We finally found the key clue”

(谭大) ── Previous context

“let's wait and see. Lai Zhengtian has finally started talking.”

(他现在前前后后 拿了我们五十多万了) ── Previous context

“If you tell him to expedite it now, he will definitely ask for an exorbitant price.”

(来提条件) ── Previous context

“But what I didn't expect was that Mr. Pei would make such excessive demands.”

(谢谢成伯) ── Previous context

“You even prepared Smiley for me.”

(这开口有这难呢) ── Previous context

“But I didn't mean talking about meat.”