你不是说想要提升福利吗
“Didn't you say you want to improve benefits?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
李宛哲
“Li Wanzhe,”
你不是说 想要 提升 福利 吗
“Didn't you say you want to improve benefits?”
今年员工生日
“For our employees' birthdays this year,”
“You were the one who asked for better perks, so you have to listen to my idea.”
In Chinese workplace communication, employees often reference an authority figure's or peer's previous words to build consensus before making a specific request.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to improve benefits/perks
A standard workplace phrase used when discussing human resources, compensation, or company perks.
didn't you say...
A common rhetorical framing used to remind the listener of their previous statement or commitment.
Turns the statement into a rhetorical question to prompt confirmation and recall.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Do you even want that promotion or not?”
“Collecting subsidies, collecting benefits,”
“But what's wrong with that? Do you hate being promoted?”
“Consider it a staff benefit.”
“Where are you getting the commission to give him? True.”
“just because he thinks our family offers better benefits.”