而且非常地不舍得你走
“We're very reluctant to see you go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们 主要是怕影响你进步
“We're mainly concerned about hindering your progress.”
而且非常地 不舍得 你走
“We're very reluctant to see you go.”
这话听着吧 有点
“That sounds a bit insincere.”
“We really value you and will miss you, even though this move is best for your career.”
In Chinese farewell etiquette, explicitly stating 'shebude' (reluctance to part) validates the relationship and conveys that the separation is purely situational, preserving long-term goodwill.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
loath to see you leave / hate to let you go
Standard idiomatic phrase expressing deep emotional reluctance when parting ways with friends or colleagues.