Common spoken formula equivalent to 'No wonder..., it turns out that...'. It indicates that the speaker suddenly realizes the underlying reason and is no longer puzzled.
Common spoken phrase meaning 'at least', 'at the very least there are...', used to give a conservative but assertive estimate of quantity, duration, or frequency.
Spoken colloquial formula where '好你个' is followed by a person's name, nickname, or quote. It expresses strong emotive tone, ranging from playful teasing, reproach/grudge, to admiration.
Spoken idiom meaning 'the best/worst is yet to come'. It warns that what has just happened is merely an opening, and far more significant/severe events lie ahead.
Comparative spoken structure meaning 'A has its own..., while B has its own...'. It stresses inherent individual differences, pros/cons, or unique concerns between two things.
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