行 我这儿还忙点事 回头再说
“Alright, I've got work to do. Talk later.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谢谢李总
“Thank you, Mr. Li.”
行 我这儿还 忙点事 回头再说
“Alright, I've got work to do. Talk later.”
拜拜
“Bye.”
“I'm done talking to you now, you may leave.”
Chinese workplace culture favors using polite pretexts like being busy or postponing to end conversations without bluntly saying 'get out'.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
busy with some errands or tasks
A polite, casual excuse to step away from a conversation or turn down a request without sharing details.
talk about it later / we'll see
Commonly used either literally or as a gentle way to shelve a topic indefinitely.