我真要做个公司
“I'm really starting a company.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
让我做一家公司 你 要做一家公司
“They want me to run a company. You? Running a company?”
我真要 做个公司
“I'm really starting a company.”
这个事情他其实
“This thing is actually...”
“I am dead serious about doing this, whether it sounds crazy or not.”
Deciding to start a company is treated as a major life commitment in Chinese society, often met with both caution and profound resolve.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really intend to do / truly going to make
Placed before an action to underscore personal commitment or unexpected resolve.
to start/run a company
A highly casual spoken equivalent of formal phrases like 创办公司 or 成立公司.