我还没有恢复工作呢 不是什么老师
“I haven't been reinstated yet. Please don't call me that yet.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If there's anything I don't understand, I'll come ask you. Thank you, Ms. Mu.”
我 还没有 恢复 工作 呢 不是什么老师
“I haven't been reinstated yet. Please don't call me that yet.”
那不早晚的事吗
“Isn't that just a matter of time?”
“Please do not flatter me; I have not officially been reinstated yet.”
Chinese speakers often proactively decline respectful titles or praise to avoid appearing pretentious or presumptuous.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to resume work; to be reinstated in one's post
Commonly used in historical or career contexts when resuming formal duties after disruption.
hardly any; not really a...
Used to modestly downplay one's own status or dismiss high praise.
Softens the reminder and marks an ongoing unfulfilled state.