等等我话没说完再谈谈好吗
“Wait, I haven't finished. Can we talk?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我要走了
“I'm leaving.”
等等我 话没说完 再谈谈 好吗
“Wait, I haven't finished. Can we talk?”
“Please don't walk away from me right now; we have to fix this.”
Physical holding or chasing in public (mentioned in the next turn as '拉拉扯扯') often attracts unwanted attention, breaching standard public decorum in Chinese culture.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't finished speaking yet
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to interrupt someone who is walking away or changing the subject.
talk a bit more
A soft, repeated verb pattern used to propose continuing a conversation without sounding overly aggressive.
Softens the direct request into a gentle, pleading question.