那我就简单地说一下
“I'll keep it brief.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
既然哥哥让我讲两句
“Since my brother asked me to speak,”
那我就 简单地说一下
“I'll keep it brief.”
各位呢 都是季雅在国内 最好的长辈和亲友
“You are all my closest elders and friends here in China.”
“I will keep this brief out of respect for everyone's time.”
Chinese speakers customarily downplay their speech by framing it as 'just a few simple words' (简单地说一下) or 'two sentences' (讲两句) to avoid appearing arrogant or long-winded.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to say a few brief words / to make a brief statement
A very standard Chinese transition formula used by a speaker before addressing an audience.
to say a couple of words / give a brief impromptu speech
A conventional idiom used to invite someone to make impromptu remarks or toasts.