看起来根本不希望我来
“Looks like he doesn't want me to be here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Will your clothing store be okay without you there?”
看起来 根本不 希望 我来
“Looks like he doesn't want me to be here.”
“A boss needs to trust her employees.”
“My staff act as if they are happier when I am not around to supervise them.”
Small business owners often micromanage, leading to tacit relief among staff when the owner is absent—a dynamic the owner ruefully recognizes here.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it seems / appears that
A spoken phrase to introduce a subjective impression based on what one sees.
simply not / not at all
Used before a verb or adjective to provide total and emphatic negation.