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jī / jī / jǐEnglish Meaning
(jī) small table | (jī) almost | (jǐ) how much; how many; several; a few
HSK 1
00:01
“Don't worry about it—it's just a cheap knockoff, barely worth anything.”
对不起
“Sorry.”
“It's okay. It's a knockoff. It wasn't expensive.”
那我可以赔你
“I can pay for it.”
HSK 1
00:01
“So you're looking for a proper feast on my dime, aren't you?”
那你准备怎么感谢我呀
“Well, how do you plan to thank me?”
“You want a few signature dishes, right?”
这你说的啊 这个好
“You said it yourself. That sounds great.”
HSK 1
00:02
“Their singing last time was a total disaster, so there's no way in hell I'm playing for them again.”
苟存忠要疯啊
“I don't trust him!”
“In Bi Shang Liang Shan, Hu Sanniang sang so terribly.”
我不敲 我敲不了 来 你不管 你不管 来
“I won't play. I just can't. - Let me. - Stay out of it. - Come on. - Stay out of it.”
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