我是有拒绝你的权利
“I do have the right to reject you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是
“Yes.”
我是 有拒绝你的权利
“I do have the right to reject you.”
“But I really shouldn't have rejected you like that.”
“My decision to say no was valid, but I handled your feelings poorly and regret being so harsh.”
In Chinese interpersonal relations, rejecting someone bluntly harms their Mianzi (face); acknowledging personal regret over the delivery helps restore dignity to both parties.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have the right to do something
Employed to assert individual boundaries or legal/moral rights in personal disagreements.
to reject / to refuse
Standard verb used across formal and conversational contexts for turning down offers, requests, or romantic advances.