是这样 晶晶 有个事呢 我觉得
“Jingjing, there's something”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我走了
“I'm leaving.”
是这样 晶晶 有个事 呢 我觉得
“Jingjing, there's something”
我有必要跟你说一下
“I think you should know.”
“Wait, do not leave yet; there is something uncomfortable but crucial I must tell you.”
In Chinese interpersonal communication, jumping directly into heavy news is seen as blunt; speakers often use filler phrases and pauses to brace the listener.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
here is the situation; it goes like this
A very frequent spoken preface used to frame an upcoming explanation or introduce an important matter.
there is something; there is an issue
Colloquial way to bring up a topic or request without immediately naming what it is.
Pauses the statement to capture the listener's attention and signal that the speaker is carefully pondering what to say next.