阿姨 我还有事先走了
“Mrs. Xiao, I need to go now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那你跟小宇是
“So you and Zhiyu are...”
阿姨 我还有事 先走了
“Mrs. Xiao, I need to go now.”
“Mr. Xiao, I'm here to get my laptop. Please excuse me.”
“This is too uncomfortable and intrusive, so I need to leave immediately.”
Young adults in China often experience prying questions about relationship status from elders ('Ayi'), routinely using polite pretexts like urgent errands to leave without causing offense.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have other matters to attend to
The standard polite excuse in Chinese to end an interaction or leave a venue.
heading out first; leaving now
A standard, polite departing expression used when excusing oneself before others.
Signals immediate transition into the action of leaving.