这件事 你没有发言权
“(You don't get a say in this.)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
小涛 已经毕业 她该去了
“(Tao's already graduated.) (She should go.)”
这件事 你没有 发言权
“(You don't get a say in this.)”
我宣布个事情啊
“I've got an announcement.”
“Be quiet and stay out of this; you don't call the shots here.”
Having 'a right to speak' in Chinese interpersonal dynamics is closely tied to seniority, legitimacy, and skin in the game; denying it is an overt assertion of hierarchical dominance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have no say / have no voice
A strong idiomatic phrase used to shut down an interlocutor by claiming they lack the qualifications or status to weigh in.