主要是我自己呢 脾气也急了点
“It's mainly that I was a bit impatient.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
小事
“It was nothing.”
主 要是 我 自己 呢 脾气也 急了 点
“It's mainly that I was a bit impatient.”
她挺好的
“She's doing great.”
“I overreacted, so don't blame her entirely.”
In Chinese communication etiquette, admitting one's own short temper first helps defuse blame and gives the other party face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
temper was a bit too short / lost my temper a bit
A graceful, self-effacing way to apologize for losing one's patience during an argument.
Serves as a topic marker with a slight pause, softening the tone and inviting attention to the speaker's introspective point.