反正您要是不嫌弃 这里肯定有您的床位
“If you don't mind, there must be a bed for you here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
您言之过早 还早着呢 离退休 很快很快
“That's too early to say. It's still early from retirement. Soon.”
反正 您要是不嫌弃 这里 肯定有 您的床位
“If you don't mind, there must be a bed for you here.”
高总这是 亲自来视察工作
“Mr. Gao, is he coming to inspect your work?”
“You are an important figure to me; I will make sure you are taken care of whenever you need it.”
Saying 'if you don't mind/despise it' (要是你不嫌弃) is a polite social formula lowering oneself to show elevated respect to a guest or elder.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in any case; anyway
Used at the start of a sentence to state a bottom-line fact or unwavering conclusion regardless of other factors.
not to dislike or look down upon
A classic polite and humble phrase used when offering something of one's own to someone of higher status.