我也不敢做你们家生意了
“I can't do business with you anymore.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Your company has been blacklisted by ours.”
我 也不 敢做你们家生意了
“I can't do business with you anymore.”
“You are too troublesome and untrustworthy to deal with, so I am cutting all ties with you.”
In Chinese business culture, claiming one 'dares not do business' with someone signals extreme dissatisfaction and a formal end to the commercial relationship.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
dare not / wouldn't dare
Used colloquially here to indicate that dealing with someone poses too much trouble or risk.
to do business
A standard phrase for conducting commercial transactions or professional engagements.
Marks a change of state, highlighting the decision to stop dealing with them from this point forward.