马总 对不起啊对不起 拿纸 拿纸 快点拿纸
“-Mr. Ma, sorry. -Are you alright, Kai? Get tissues. Hurry, get tissues.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Sorry, Mr. Ma. Xia Xue, what are you doing?”
马总 对不起啊 对不起 拿纸 拿纸 快点 拿纸
“-Mr. Ma, sorry. -Are you alright, Kai? Get tissues. Hurry, get tissues.”
没事吧凯哥 对不起啊对不起
“Are you okay, Kai? Sorry, I'm sorry.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Spilling something on or in front of an executive creates extreme embarrassment, prompting excessive apologies and frantic immediate remediation to protect face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
get some tissues / bring paper napkins
A very common imperative used when a spill or mess occurs at a table.
hurry up
Standard conversational directive to demand faster action in an emergency.
Softens the urgent apology and emphasizes sincerity and distress.
