不过有些事情 难以宣之于口
“But some things are hard to say out loud.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“to get goods from Boss Jiao. Really?”
不过有些事情 难以宣之于口
“But some things are hard to say out loud.”
懂懂懂 姑娘 给我来壶你这儿最贵的 歙县莲心
“I understand, I understand. Miss, give me a pot of your most expensive tea, the Shexian Lianxin Tea.”
“I won't give away this information for free; show me some sincerity or pay up first.”
Traditional Chinese communication often avoids crude directness when negotiating leverage or asking for compensation, using elegant euphemisms to allow both parties to save face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hard to put into words / inappropriate to disclose openly
A literary idiom used to convey that something is confidential, improper, or taboo to speak out loud in public.