该来就来了 别着急啊
“They'll come when it's time. Don't worry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“They keep saying add more staff. You can't keep asking for help.”
该来就来了 别着急 啊
“They'll come when it's time. Don't worry.”
宋师
“Master Song.”
“Stop complaining and just wait patiently; venting won't make things happen any faster.”
In Chinese work dynamics, superiors or peers often use fatalistic, calming phrases to defuse situational friction and discourage rushing uncontrollable bureaucratic processes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what should come will come in due course
Used colloquially to tell someone that things will naturally happen when the time is right, urging patience.
don't worry; take it easy
A frequent everyday reassuring chunk used to soothe someone who is anxious or rushing.
Softens the imperative 'don't worry', making the comfort sound warm, friendly, and approachable.
