我在你这儿也干了好几年了 是吧
“I've worked for you for years now, right?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我在 你这儿也 干了好几年 了 是吧
“I've worked for you for years now, right?”
“Well, we know each other pretty well.”
“You know you can trust me given my years of loyal service, so hear me out.”
In Chinese workplace negotiations, referencing shared history and loyalty is standard practice before asking for favors or raises.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
worked for several years
A natural colloquial way to describe one's tenure or experience in a job.
isn't that right? / right?
Used at the end of a statement to seek affirmation and pull the listener onto common ground.
Indicates the continuation of an action up to the present moment, emphasizing accumulated time.
Softens the assertion into a tag question to prompt listener agreement.