不 不打扰了
“No. We won't trouble you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要不进来坐坐吧
“Would you like to come in for a bit?”
不 不打扰了
“No. We won't trouble you.”
我们
“We'll be off.”
“Thanks for the offer, but I should get going and not disrupt your day.”
In Chinese culture, guests often instinctively refuse an invitation to enter or stay longer to avoid burdening the host with hospitality duties.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
won't disturb you further / will not intrude
A standard polite formula used when declining an offer to enter or when taking one's leave.
Marks a change of situation or state, signaling a definitive polite closing to the interaction.