我也别太见外了
“I won't be too polite.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
既然这么说了
“Since you said so,”
我也别 太 见外 了
“I won't be too polite.”
还真有个事
“There indeed is something.”
“Since you offered, I won't hold back—I actually need your help with something.”
In Chinese social interactions, telling someone not to be 'jianwai' or stating that one won't act like an outsider signals relational intimacy and mutual trust, making it culturally acceptable to ask for favors.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
too formal or treating someone like a stranger
Commonly used to dismiss excessive politeness and signal closeness among friends or acquaintances.
Indicates a shift in stance, signaling a decision to stop acting distant.