半小时之后我还有点事 今天就先不留你们了
“I have something to do in half an hour. I won't keep you here today.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“As for the counseling, I need to think about it.”
半小时之后我 还有 点事 今天 就先不留你们了
“I have something to do in half an hour. I won't keep you here today.”
“Our time is up, so please head out now.”
Hosts frame asking visitors to leave as 'not detaining you further' (不留客), politely attributing the departure to their own schedule rather than disinterest.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
won't keep you any longer
A polite host formula used to signal the end of a visit without sounding inhospitable.
have something to do / have some business
A very standard Chinese euphemism used to gracefully excuse oneself from a social or business encounter.
Marks a change of situation and signals finality regarding wrapping up the visit.