不不不 封导封导封导 好着呢
“No, no. Director Feng. It's a great point.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“What kind of question is that? Your question...”
不不不 封导封导封导 好着呢
“No, no. Director Feng. It's a great point.”
你到前边来 来来来 来
“Come up to the front. Come on. Come here.”
“Please don't be mad, Director Feng! Your answer was great, there's no problem at all!”
Rapid repetition of honorific titles ('Director Feng, Director Feng') combined with emphatic denial ('不不不') is a typical submissive tactic in Chinese professional circles to appease an angry superior.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
doing great / perfectly fine / very good
A lively spoken expression with the suffix '着呢' used to emphasize a positive state or dispel doubt.
Attached to '好着' to intensify the reassurance and insist that things are definitely okay.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“This... This is still whole. Haven't rolled it. In the bag.”
“No, no, it's a matter of principle. Listen. First of all,”
“Okay. Be sure to stay safe. Okay.”
“Don't do that. It's quite good.”
“Alright, I will leave you to it then.”
“There's really nothing.”