说了没几句话人就走了
“They left without saying much.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
和王瑞军进屋去了
“and Wang Ruijun went into the room.”
说了 没几句 话人 就走了
“They left without saying much.”
还有就是杜聪
“Also, Du Cong”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Using '没几句' (hardly a few sentences) is a common idiomatic device in Chinese oral accounts to underscore brevity and lack of substantial information.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
exchanged barely a few words / had a very brief conversation
A standard spoken idiom to emphasize the extreme brevity of a conversation before an abrupt conclusion.
Indicates completion of the departure action and a change of state.