余老板家里出了点事儿
“Something happened to Mr. Yu's family.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
没事
“No problem.”
余 老板 家里出了点事 儿
“Something happened to Mr. Yu's family.”
俺们得过去看看
“We should go see them.”
“Something bad happened to Boss Yu, so we can't just ignore it.”
Chinese speakers often soften reports of misfortune using expressions like 'encountered a little thing' to avoid sounding alarmist while establishing a shared social obligation to care for associates.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
something happened; ran into some trouble
A common colloquial euphemism used to soften unpleasant news without immediately disclosing all alarming details.