裴总 裴总 说两句啊裴总
“Mr. Pei! Mr. Pei, say something!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
放下 谁让你动了
“Put it down! Who let you...”
裴总 裴总 说两句 啊裴总
“Mr. Pei! Mr. Pei, say something!”
我让你别动
“Don't touch that!”
“Come on, boss, the spotlight is on you—give us a brief motivational speech.”
In Chinese business settings, leaders are routinely prompted to 'say a few words' at gatherings as a sign of respect and to give formal direction to the team.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
say a few words / give a brief remark
A colloquial idiom commonly used to invite superiors or guests of honor to make an impromptu speech.
Softens the imperative sentence into an encouraging, enthusiastic prompt.