我来有几句话要跟你说 说完就走
“I just have a few words for you. I'll leave after that.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
快 上茶 不用了
“Quick, serve some tea. No need.”
我来 有几句话 要跟 你说 说完就走
“I just have a few words for you. I'll leave after that.”
文谦流放的日子定下来了
“The date for Wenqian's exile has been set.”
“No need for tea or polite formalities; I am only here to give you serious news.”
Rejecting tea and stating an intent to leave immediately breaks standard hospitality conventions to signal solemnity, urgency, or social tension.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have a few words to tell you
A standard framing phrase to signal that an important, private, or serious matter needs discussion.
leave right after speaking
Used to signal urgency or an unwillingness to stay, declining hospitality upfront.