你想让我去你们医院
“If you want me to go to your hospital,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对 那个 咱们是一家人 不说两家话
“Right. Well, we're all close here. No formalities between us.”
你想让 我去 你们医院
“If you want me to go to your hospital,”
我可能去不了
“I'm afraid I can't.”
“I know what you are trying to do, but do not get your hopes up.”
In Chinese culture, people often appeal to family bonds or shared identity ('一家人') before asking a favor, prompting the listener to bring the hidden agenda to light.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
want me to (do something)
A standard construction to inquire about or state another person's wishes regarding one's actions.