我是个干工程的 我不太会说话
“I'm in construction, not good with words.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
当然了
“Of course,”
我是 个干工程的 我 不太会说话
“I'm in construction, not good with words.”
但是我知道
“But I know”
“Don't expect refined rhetoric from me, but what I am about to say is real and sincere.”
Chinese speakers often proactively disclaim eloquence ('不太会说话') to signal honesty, down-to-earth authenticity, and lack of deceit.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
working in engineering/construction
A common colloquial way to define one's profession or trade using the '干 + field + 的' pattern.
not good with words / not articulate
A classic Chinese rhetorical disclaimer used to excuse bluntness or demonstrate honest modesty.