所以我这心里 好生过意不去
“So I've felt deeply uneasy about it ever since.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But unexpectedly, they made way for us first.”
所以我这 心里 好生 过意不去
“So I've felt deeply uneasy about it ever since.”
正巧
“And as it happened,”
“I must show deep humility so no one thinks I take this privilege for granted.”
Yielding way or precedence ('rang') is an elite virtue; when someone superior yields to you, you must profess extreme discomfort to maintain harmony and balance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
terribly / very / exceedingly
A classical or period-drama adverb placed before feelings or psychological verbs to mean 'intensely' or 'deeply'.
feel apologetic / feel uneasy about putting someone out
Essential polite expression used when someone does you a big favor or suffers an inconvenience on your account.