好 行行行 雅达 这个bug(漏洞)有点多啊
“Okay. Yada, there are quite a few bugs in this.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
林晚 我把那个 那个所有的单子 给了小刘了
“Lin Wan. I gave all those orders to Liu.”
好 行行行 雅达 这个 bug (漏洞) 有点多 啊
“Okay. Yada, there are quite a few bugs in this.”
待会那个 好好好 老魏 你看 错了吧
“Later... Okay. Wei. Look. It is wrong, right?”
“Stop talking about that other stuff; this project is full of problems and needs fixing right now.”
Using qualifiers like 'a bit' (有点) helps soften direct professional criticism among colleagues to preserve working rapport.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
all right / fine, fine, fine
Used colloquially to cut someone off or concede rapidly so the conversation can move forward.
a bit too many / somewhat excessive
A polite, understated way to criticize quantity or frequency without sounding overly aggressive.
Softens the blunt criticism into an expressive exclamation rather than a harsh reprimand.