Example 1:
A: Tài wân le, nî huíqù ba, bié sòng le.
B: Hâo ba, nî zôu hâo.
A: It’s too late now, just go back please. There’s no need to go any further.
B: Alright, take care.
Example 2:
A: Bié sòng le, döu shì péngyou, búyòng kèqi.
B: Nà wô jiù bú sòng le, màn zôu.
A: There’s no need to go any further. We’re friends, you don’t have to be so courteous.
B: I’ll stop here then. Take care.
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This expression is used by a guest. In China, some hosts have the custom of accompanying guests out the door or farther when they leave to show respect and friendliness.
Synonymous Expressions
Huíqù ba.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Bié sòng le. There’s no need to go any further.
Posted by justme at 5:31 PM
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