您的话让我不太舒服
“What you said makes me uneasy.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
有区别吗
“Does it make any difference?”
您的话 让我不太舒服
“What you said makes me uneasy.”
那咱换个说法
“Then let's put it another way.”
“You crossed the line with that comment, and I will not let it slide.”
Using '您' while delivering a reprimand maintains outward social propriety (keqi) while establishing an emotional and status boundary against inappropriate remarks.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
somewhat uncomfortable / uneasy / offended
A polite, understated way to indicate emotional discomfort, offense, or displeasure in formal settings.
to make / to cause
Used here in a causative construction to pinpoint the external cause of one's emotional state.