我从来没有为难过你
“and I've never made things difficult for you,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你呢每周请假两天
“You take two days off every week,”
我 从来没有为难过你
“and I've never made things difficult for you,”
是吧
“right?”
“I've been more than generous with you, so don't push your luck.”
In Chinese workplace dynamics, superiors often emphasize past personal favors or leniency to induce guilt and compliance without resorting to immediate formal disciplinary action.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have never, never once
Used to emphasize a continuous track record of an action or attitude up to the present.
to make things difficult for someone
A common colloquial verb used when describing interpersonal pressure or unreasonable demands.