对 对啊 老林 老林 讲两句 讲两句
“R-Right. Lin. Say something.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
林镇长还没说话呢
“Mr. Lin hasn't spoken yet.”
对 对啊 老林 老林 讲两句 讲两句
“R-Right. Lin. Say something.”
我觉得大家说得都很好
“I think you all made some really good points.”
“You are the leader here; you need to step up and give the final word.”
In Chinese institutional culture, no meeting is complete without inviting the most senior figure present to 'say a few words' to validate the discussion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
say a few words / give a brief speech
A standard cultural phrase used to invite an official, boss, or elder to speak at an event.
Affirms consensus and transitions smoothly into calling upon the official.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“By the way, Lin, what were you about to say earlier?”
“But you and Lin stutter when you lie.”
“Lin, you never speak, but now you need to take a stance.”
“Lin, stop talking. Xie, explain this.”
“Lin, enough. Don't listen to Xie's nonsense.”
“Lin... Do you have any conscience saying that?”