你就尽管说 谢谢您 余法官
“just let me know. Thank you, Judge Yu.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
挺好 挺好 那这样 如果你还有什么需要我们的
“That's good. In that case, if there's anything you need from us,”
你就 尽管说 谢谢您 余法官
“just let me know. Thank you, Judge Yu.”
我待会还有个面试
“I have another interview later,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Addressing judicial personnel with their surname and official title (e.g., Yu Faguan) is standard practice in China to show proper institutional respect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
feel free to speak / don't hesitate to mention
A polite phrase encouraging someone to speak openly or ask for help without holding back.
thank you (respectful form)
Use 'nin' instead of 'ni' when showing deference or professional respect to officials, elders, or clients.
