谢谢啊 二位 慢走啊 好
“Thanks. Take care, officers. Okay.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
回吧 回吧
“Go back inside.”
谢谢啊 二位 慢走啊 好
“Thanks. Take care, officers. Okay.”
喂
“Hello?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Telling guests to 'walk slowly' (慢走) is the standard Chinese host etiquette to ensure they depart safely and feel warmly treated.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the two of you (polite address)
A respectful way to refer to two people, widely used in service or social contexts.
take care / watch your step (farewell to departing guests)
Standard polite farewell spoken by a host when seeing off visitors.
Enhances friendliness and cordiality during routine parting formalities.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Gentlemen, take care. Let's go.”
“Take care, you two. Thank you. Please come again. Goodbye.”
“Be careful on the way. Okay.”
“Take care, sir. Busy, Mr. Shui? Yes. Take care.”
“Thank you. Take care. Come again after you finish.”
“Hurry up and go. Thanks a lot.”
“Both of you, thank you. You may get back to work.”
“Thank you. You're welcome. Take care.”
“Alright. Take care. Let's go.”