话不能这么说 这几日
“you can't say that. The past few days,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
景东叔
“Uncle Jingdong,”
话不能这么说 这几日
“you can't say that. The past few days,”
我把咱们李墨的老墨商们 都跑了一遍
“I've visited all the regular clients of Li Ink.”
“Don't jump to conclusions yet—hear what I found out from the merchants first.”
Rather than flatly saying 'You are wrong', Chinese speakers frequently preface a counterargument with '话不能这么说' to soften conflict and preserve harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
That is not entirely fair to say; you cannot put it that way
A very common conversational formula used to soften a direct contradiction or introduce an alternative perspective.
these past few days
A slightly formal or literary temporal chunk equivalent to the common spoken phrase '这几天'.