您好 打扰一下 学生家长吧 对 我是家教
“Hello, excuse me. You're waiting for your child here? -Yes. -I'm a tutor.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Thank you. Call me if you want a tutor for your children.”
您好 打扰一下 学生家长吧 对 我是 家教
“Hello, excuse me. You're waiting for your child here? -Yes. -I'm a tutor.”
“Take a look. I graduated from Provincial Tech University. I can teach literature, English, and math.”
“Please give me a minute, I need tutoring work and want to see if your child needs lessons.”
College graduates or students often solicit tutoring jobs in public spaces near schools or residential gates by directly approaching parents.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
excuse me; sorry to bother you
A polite, standard conversational opener used before asking a question or interrupting a stranger.
parent of a student
Commonly used in educational settings and cold outreach by tutoring services.
Softens the assumption, seeking confirmation while sounding courteous rather than overly assertive.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“- The type who doesn't give up their seat. - Bad etiquette. Ill-mannered.”
“She has no manners at all.”
“As teachers and parents,”
“It has no difference from meeting parents. Right.”
“Teacher, sorry. Sorry. But you still need to”
“My mom hired him as my tutor then.”