爸爸 我要先走了 你看她们刚刚都催我了
“Dad, I have to go. They had urged me just now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
小尖啊
“Jianjian.”
爸爸 我要 先走了 你看 她们刚刚都催我了
“Dad, I have to go. They had urged me just now.”
走了 拜拜
“I'm going, bye.”
“I really need to run now, please don't hold me up with more small talk.”
In Chinese family culture, younger family members often cite urgent external obligations to exit conversations gracefully without appearing disrespectful to elders.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
heading out first / leaving now
A very standard everyday way to announce your departure before others.
rushing me / urging me
Used when external parties are pushing someone to hurry up.
Marks a newly completed action and creates a sense of imminent urgency.