请问一下 你来我们腾达是干嘛呀
“May I ask why you're here at Tengda?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
捞先生你好
“Hello, Mr. Law.”
请问一下 你来我们腾达 是干嘛 呀
“May I ask why you're here at Tengda?”
“Well. I appreciate your bluntness.”
“Cut to the chase—what are you really doing hanging around our company?”
Combining polite framing like '请问一下' with a direct probe like '干嘛呀' allows the speaker to challenge an outsider's legitimacy while maintaining superficial decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
excuse me, may I ask
Standard polite preamble used before posing a question, often used strategically to cushion a blunt or challenging inquiry.
what are you doing; why; what for
Informal and direct spoken phrase used to ask about purpose or intention.
Slightly softens the bluntness of the direct inquiry '干嘛'.