金太太 来 请进请进 公司不错嘛
“Mrs. Jin. Come on in, please. Nice office you have here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
金太太 请
“Mrs. Jin, please.”
金太太 来 请进请进 公司 不错嘛
“Mrs. Jin. Come on in, please. Nice office you have here.”
“I've seen enough homewreckers like you.”
“So this is the little empire you used to seduce my husband? Let's see what you've got.”
Even in hostile confrontations, speakers often initiate encounters with formal pleasantries (Ke Tao) before directly breaking into open conflict.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
please come in
A standard, polite hospitality formula used when welcoming visitors into an office or home.
not bad at all; pretty impressive
Commonly used to offer praise or pleasant surprise, but can easily turn patronizing or sarcastic depending on tone.
Highlights an obvious observation, often lending a slightly patronizing or probing undertone to the compliment.
