看来冯董 还是不了解我
“It seems that you still don't know me,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就该果断点
“should be decisive.”
看来 冯董 还是 不了解我
“It seems that you still don't know me,”
也不清楚我们家
“and that you don't know my family.”
“You have seriously underestimated who I am and what I am capable of.”
Using official titles like 'Dong' (Chairman) combined with softening phrases like 'kanlai' allows speakers to push back firmly without breaking professional decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it seems / apparently
Used at the start of a sentence to introduce a deduction or realization based on current evidence.
not understand / unfamiliar with
Frequently used to indicate a lack of deep knowledge about someone's character, motives, or background.