赵总 不好意思 插您个空
“Ms. Zhao, sorry, may I take a moment?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Spending 58 yuan to have a meal with someone you like is already a good deal in Shanghai.”
赵总 不好意思 插您个空
“Ms. Zhao, sorry, may I take a moment?”
这是今天提案会每个项目的
“These are the written materials for each project”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Subordinates address executives by surname plus title (e.g., 赵总) and use the honorific pronoun 您 to show deference when initiating unscheduled work requests.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
excuse me / sorry
Everyday polite formula used before interrupting someone or asking for a favor.
to slip into a free moment / take a quick moment of someone's time
Idiomatic spoken phrase used when interrupting a busy person between tasks.
