Luisa, hey. What?
Louisa... What the?
- Sorry. - What is your problem?
Sorry - is there something wrong with you?
Hey! Luisa, hold up!
Louisa, wait a minute
- Luisa, can you re-route the river? - Will do.
Louisa, can you change the course of the river? - Look at me
- Luisa, the donkeys got out again. - On it.
Louisa, the donkey ran out again - do it right away
Luisa!
Louisa
Wait a second!
Wait a minute
You gotta tell me about the magic.
You've got to tell me about magic
What's going on? What are you hiding?
What's going on? What are you hiding?
Nothing. Just got a lot of chores, so maybe you should just go home.
No, I have a lot of things, you go home
Luisa, my house is leaning to the...
Louisa, my house tilted...
Dolores said your eye was twitching, and it never twitches.
Dole says your eyelids are jumping, but it never jumps
Something's making you nervous.
Something hurts you nervous
Hey, move. You're gonna make me drop a donkey.
Go away and you'll hurt the donkey to fall
Luisa, will you just...
Louisa, can you...
- Just tell me what it is. - There's nothing to tell.
Tell me what's going on - nothing to say
You're obviously worried about something.
You're clearly worried
Luisa, if you know what's hurting the magic...
Louisa, if something is destroying magic
And it gets worse, 'cause you won't tell me what's wrong...
Because you don't say it, it gets worse and worse
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As long as the other party waits for a short time, use wait a second
For a little longer, use wait a minute or wait a moment
What's up, used for everyday greetings, with a more friendly attitude.
what's going on, with a stronger attitude and a deeper sense of inquiry.
what's wrong？ The attitude is stronger.
chores
English [tʃɔ:(r)z] United States [tʃɔrz]
n. Chores; odd jobs; difficult work (plural of chore)
A chore is a task that you must do but that you find unpleasant or boring. 琐事
She sees exercise primarily as an unavoidable chore.
She sees exercise primarily as a chore that has to be done.
twitch
英 [twɪtʃ] 美 [twɪtʃ]
v. (Make) Twitch, (Make) Twitch; Jerk, Jerk; Pull Rope (Horse)
n. (Muscular) twitching, trembling; jerking a pull, a movement; (a burst) sensation; Mahler
He developed a nervous twitch and began to blink constantly.
He developed a type of neurospasm and began to blink his eyes incessantly.
