可是你让我失望啊
“But you disappointed me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我把浦荣饭店亲手交给你
“I personally handed the Purong Hotel over to you.”
可是 你 让我失望 啊
“But you disappointed me.”
“Then why did you only tell me now?”
“I put my faith and reputation on the line for you, and you ruined it.”
In Chinese business culture, handing over a flagship business is an act of deep personal trust; failing to manage it well triggers severe moral reproach rather than just professional criticism.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to let me down; to disappoint me
Carries serious interpersonal weight; often used by superiors or parents to convey a breach of high expectations.
Intensifies the emotional sigh and heavy feeling of disappointment at the end of the clause.