这盖公章才行 好吧 来来来 来 都过来 盖公章
“A signature isn't official. We need the seal stamp. Alright? Come on. All of you. To get the seal.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You can stamp it later. The seal? A signature isn't official. We need the seal stamp.”
这 盖公章才行 好吧 来来来 来 都 过来 盖公章
“A signature isn't official. We need the seal stamp. Alright? Come on. All of you. To get the seal.”
“Decheng. Come on! - Wait! - What's going on?”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese business and bureaucratic practice, an official company seal (公章) holds paramount legal significance, often outweighing a personal signature.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to stamp an official seal/stamp
A vital phrase in Chinese business culture where official stamps hold legal authority over signatures.
only then will it work; only then is it acceptable
Used after stating an indispensable condition to emphasize requirement.
come on; hurry over
A common colloquial phrase used to summon attention and rally people into action.
Softens the agreement into a slightly reluctant or accommodating acceptance ('all right then').
