谢谢 奕凯总 来一下我办公室 不懂随时问
“Thank you. Mr. Yikai, come to my office. If you don't understand, just ask anytime.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我一会儿找个人过来教你
“I'll have someone come teach you later.”
谢谢 奕凯总 来一下我办公室 不懂随时问
“Thank you. Mr. Yikai, come to my office. If you don't understand, just ask anytime.”
谢谢凌总
“Thank you, Mr. Ling.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese corporate culture, attaching the title 'Zong' (general manager/executive) after a surname or given name shows formal respect and reinforces managerial hierarchy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
come over for a brief moment
A common workplace phrase used by managers or colleagues to summon someone politely without sounding overly intimidating.
ask anytime / feel free to ask
Use this to reassure a junior colleague or newcomer that questions are welcomed at any time.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“You heard the horn, huh? Smart kid.”
“I see Mr. Xiao hasn't arrived today. Would you mind taking a look first?”
“Zhou Yikai, don't take pictures here.”
“I'm so sorry, Mr. Zhou. I'm not familiar with these yet. But don't worry.”
“Thank you, Mr. Xiao. Why don't you come in for a while?”
“Mr. Xie, let's get down to business.”