要不这样 我到时候我就劝劝她
“How about this? I'll talk to her,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“that you don't want Lin Wan to work in the gaming industry.”
要不这样 我 到时候 我就 劝劝她
“How about this? I'll talk to her,”
“and I'll pay the rent as usual... Wan is an obstinate girl.”
“Let us settle the deal first; I will do my best to talk to her later so you do not need to worry right now.”
When dealing with conflicting familial expectations and commercial interests, Chinese speakers often use flexible intermediate proposals to preserve harmony and face for all sides.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how about this / what if we do this
A very common conversational opener used to introduce an alternative suggestion or compromise.
try to persuade her / talk some sense into her
Uses verb reduplication to soften the action, making the persuasion sound gentle and casual.