那我觉得我应该没问题
“So I think I'll be fine.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Anyway, Ms. Fang thinks highly of me.”
那 我觉得 我应该 没问题
“So I think I'll be fine.”
“I think you'll be fine, too.”
“Since the boss trusts me, I am confident I can handle this.”
Chinese speakers often soften expressions of competence using hedges like '觉得' (feel) and '应该' (should) to avoid appearing arrogant while still projecting confidence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I think; I feel
Softens an assertion, preventing the speaker from sounding overly arrogant or boastful.
should have no problem; should be fine
A common professional hedge expressing optimistic confidence without making an absolute guarantee.