不好意思 高老师 家里出了点事 理解
“Sorry, Mr. Gao. Something happened to my family a while ago. It's fine.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好
“Okay.”
不好意思 高老师 家里出了点事 理解
“Sorry, Mr. Gao. Something happened to my family a while ago. It's fine.”
来 您看
“Here. Take a look.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese culture, addressing someone as 'Laoshi' (Teacher) extends well beyond academia to show respect for seniors, mentors, or skilled professionals in workplace settings.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
excuse me / I'm sorry
A standard, polite spoken phrase used for minor inconveniences or social apologies.
something came up / a minor incident happened
A polite, vague way to explain a delay or absence without oversharing private details.
please understand / excuse me
Used here elliptically in spoken Chinese to appeal for empathy and forgiveness.
Indicates the occurrence of a new event or change of state regarding the family situation.