江教授 我都叫习惯了
“I'm used to calling you Professor Jiang.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
叫我寒声就好
“Just call me Hansheng.”
江教授 我都 叫习惯了
“I'm used to calling you Professor Jiang.”
你叫什么都可以
“You can call me whatever you want.”
“Calling you by your first name feels too forward and intimate right now; let me keep some professional distance.”
In Chinese culture, using a title like 'Professor' creates a polite safety buffer; transitioning to given names signifies entering a deeply personal or romantic zone.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
already gotten completely used to addressing (someone) as such
A natural spoken phrase used to politely decline changing a title or address form without causing offense.
Indicates a newly settled state or ingrained status quo of habit.