我们是来找您的 向梓哥哥
“We're here to see you, Mr. Xiang Zi.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
找谁
“Who are you looking for?”
我们是 来找您 的 向梓哥哥
“We're here to see you, Mr. Xiang Zi.”
你们是谁
“Who are you?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Addressing an older male peer as '哥哥' combined with the honorific pronoun '您' strikes a balance between respectful deference and social warmth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to come look for; to come to see (someone)
The standard conversational way to announce one's visit upon arrival.
older brother; brother (honorific kinship term)
Often suffixed to a male acquaintance's given name by younger speakers to express warmth, respect, and closeness.