那这样 裴总你 你来一下啊 我正好有个方案
“Alright then, Mr. Pei, could you come over for a moment? I have a proposal”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I will send them to the group later. Please take a look. Sure.”
那 这样 裴总你 你来一下 啊 我 正好有个方案
“Alright then, Mr. Pei, could you come over for a moment? I have a proposal”
“I need to go through with you carefully. This one is a bit long.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Addressing superiors with their surname plus executive title ('Pei Zong') is obligatory in Chinese business protocol to show respect, even in casual one-on-one chats.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how about this / in that case
Used as a transition marker to propose a concrete next step or alternative course of action.
just happens to / coincidentally
Used to make a deliberate request appear timely, natural, or opportunistic rather than overly demanding.
Softens the direct summons ('come here for a second') to keep it polite when addressing a superior.
