是我理解得不够你们深刻 理解得不深刻
“I just didn't grasp it deeply. Then you shouldn't have been the Sales Director.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我懂啊
“I do understand!”
是我 理解 得 不够 你们深刻 理解得不深刻
“I just didn't grasp it deeply. Then you shouldn't have been the Sales Director.”
你当什么销售总监
“Then you shouldn't have been the Sales Director.”
“Fine, blame me for not being as genius as you think you are.”
In Chinese interpersonal conflicts, professing one's own ignorance or inadequacy is often an aggressive, sarcastic defense rather than a genuine admission of fault.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not understood deeply enough
Commonly used in formal self-criticisms or sarcastically when deflecting blame in discussions.