不是 这个 慢走 不送
“Well, listen... Bye, I won't see you out.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Unless it's necessary, we don't need to meet again.”
不是 这个 慢走 不送
“Well, listen... Bye, I won't see you out.”
送花胶鲍鱼的是不是这个人 不是 他是我客户
“Is he the man who sent the fish maw and abalone? No. He's my client.”
“Please just leave right now before things get more awkward.”
Standard Chinese hospitality formulas like '慢走' and '不送' can be weaponized in high-tension moments to politely yet decisively eject someone from personal space.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Take care on your way out
Standard polite formula when seeing someone off; here delivered hurriedly.
I won't see you out
Usually a conventional polite sign-off indicating you will not escort the guest to the door, but can sound cold or dismissive when rushed.