我还记得 第一次和您见面的时候
“I still remember the first time we met.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
找我有什么事
“Why did you look for me?”
我 还记得 第一次 和您 见面 的时候
“I still remember the first time we met.”
您很认可我
“You believed in me.”
“Please remember how much you valued me back then before we discuss whatever is happening now.”
In Chinese professional communication, employees often invoke shared personal history or past appreciation (情分) to establish goodwill before making requests or difficult disclosures.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I still remember
Used to introduce a shared memory, often to establish an emotional bridge before a serious conversation.
meet with you (honorific)
A respectful way to describe having a meeting with a senior figure or professional contact.
Functions here as a nominalizer marking the time clause '的时候'.