不错 能想到这些 进步了
“Not bad. You've figured that out. ♪ Briefly, beyond the clamor ♪ You've improved.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“So the set designs in the murder mystery game ♪ Just you and me ♪ were also created by you, right?”
不错 能想到 这些 进步了
“Not bad. You've figured that out. ♪ Briefly, beyond the clamor ♪ You've improved.”
宇总 你身上到底还有多少 我不知道的事啊
“♪ Carefully drawing close to you ♪ Mr. Xiao, just how much else about you ♪ Clinging to that trace of unknown joy ♪ do I still not know?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese managers often use modest accolades like '不错' and '进步了' to encourage staff while maintaining a sense of authority and room for growth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not bad; pretty good
A standard, restrained praise commonly used by superiors to commend satisfactory performance.
made progress; improved
Used to acknowledge positive development or advancement over previous efforts.
Indicates a newly attained state or notable improvement compared to the past.