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“Come on, everyone. Line up now. Mr. Zheng, let's have a meeting.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Have some water. - Wasted our time! - Yes. Come on, everyone. Line up now.”
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“Come on, everyone. Line up now. Mr. Zheng, let's have a meeting.”
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“Mr. Zheng, let's have a meeting.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese administrative and workplace culture, calling a leader by their official title (such as Shuji) rather than name is an essential mark of deference and professional protocol.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
hurry up; quickly
Used before an action verb to urge promptness.
queue up; form a line
A standard verb phrase used when organizing people into orderly queues.
Signals an imminent transition to action, urging people to move into formation now.
Projects the voice across a crowd to catch everyone's attention.
