先适应适应 好 谢谢林晚姐 谢谢林姐
“Get used to it first. - Okay. - Thank you, Ms. Lin Wan. Thank you, Ms. Lin.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Yeah. It's even larger than the unit I used to rent. You can resume your work.”
先 适应适应 好 谢谢 林晚姐 谢谢 林姐
“Get used to it first. - Okay. - Thank you, Ms. Lin Wan. Thank you, Ms. Lin.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Calling senior colleagues 'Jie' (elder sister) or 'Ge' (elder brother) narrows social distance and builds rapport while preserving hierarchical respect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
get used to things; take time to adjust
A reduplicated verb form conveying a relaxed, encouraging suggestion to take one's time settling into a new environment.
Sister Lin Wan
A polite, affectionate honorific in the Chinese workplace used by junior employees toward an approachable senior female peer.
