吃完了再签不一样吗
“He can sign it after eating.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He hasn't signed it. Aren't you almost done asking?”
吃完了再签不一样吗
“He can sign it after eating.”
就这样定了
“I think it's alright.”
“Relax, let's just enjoy the meal first; there's no rush to sign the paperwork right this second.”
In Chinese business culture, closing a deal often revolves around eating and drinking together; finalizing paperwork during dining is frequently deferred until good feelings are solidified.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wait until after eating to...
Useful pattern [Verb + 完了再 + Action] to defer an action until the current one is completed.
isn't it just the same?
A rhetorical question used to smooth over differences in timing or procedure.
Forms a rhetorical question that expects agreement, softening the pushback.