有些事情 还是要提前跟您说一下
“there are some things I need to tell you in advance.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
胡小姐
“Ms. Hu,”
有些事情 还是要 提前 跟您说一下
“there are some things I need to tell you in advance.”
“There are actually quite a few residential complexes near our lane.”
“Just so we are clear and there are no surprises later, let me give you a heads-up.”
In Chinese business and interpersonal ethics, explicitly laying out conditions or potential caveats upfront is seen as honest, responsible, and professional.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
still should / really ought to
Emphasizes the necessity of doing something despite other factors, highlighting prudence.
give a heads-up in advance / clarify beforehand
A polite phrase used in business or social settings before delivering conditions, caveats, or potential bad news.