没事的话我还有事 你等会
“If not, I have business to attend to. Wait a minute.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“and say hello to me. Do you need something from me?”
没事的话 我还有事 你 等会
“If not, I have business to attend to. Wait a minute.”
你怎么啦
“What's wrong?”
“I do not have time for idle chatter, so let me get back to my business.”
Citing urgent business or general busyness is the standard, face-saving Chinese conversational tactic to gracefully exit an unsolicited or awkward encounter.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
if there is nothing going on / if you do not need anything
A very common spoken formula used to prepare to end a conversation or leave politely.
hold on / wait a minute
A blunt colloquial imperative telling someone to wait temporarily before resuming the talk.