那行吧 不打扰了 你忙吧
“Alright then. I won't bother you anymore. Go ahead and get back to your work.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我离开徽州数日 没收到你寄给我的东西
“I've been away from Huizhou for days. I didn't receive it.”
那行 吧 不打扰了 你忙吧
“Alright then. I won't bother you anymore. Go ahead and get back to your work.”
告辞
“Farewell.”
“I see you don't have it, so I'll leave before this gets awkward.”
Saying '你忙吧' and '不打扰了' frames one's departure as consideration for the other person's valuable time rather than personal disappointment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I won't disturb you any longer
A standard, polite formula used when wrapping up a visit or call.
go ahead with what you're doing
Used to excuse someone back to their duties while signaling departure.
Softens the departure formula and expresses polite concession.