虽然 我不是很希望你走
“Even though ♪ It's courage in the arms ♪ I don't really want you to go,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“♪ To light our way back home ♪ I can't bear to let go of.”
虽然 我不是 很 希望 你走
“Even though ♪ It's courage in the arms ♪ I don't really want you to go,”
但无论你是去是留 我都决定
“♪ It's courage in the arms ♪ I've decided that whether you stay or leave,”
“My heart breaks at the thought of you leaving, but I must accept your choice.”
Chinese speakers often soften expressions of longing or attachment by using litotes or hedged phrasing rather than direct emotional outbursts.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do not really wish / not very keen on
A polite, softened way to express reluctance or disapproval without sounding overly demanding.