那个时候我可能比较小
“I was very young back then,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我做不到
“I couldn't do that.”
那个 时候我可能 比较小
“I was very young back then,”
“Don't blame me for not handling it—I was just a helpless kid with no one to guide me.”
Chinese speakers often soften personal failures or powerlessness by referencing situational helplessness, such as being too young or lacking family backing, rather than making direct excuses.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
at that time / back then
A common conversational anchor used to set a narrative background in the past.
relatively young / quite small
Used as a softening hedge to indicate youth or lack of maturity rather than stating an exact age.