我也不想再折腾您
“I don't want to exhaust you any further.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
而且您老现在这个身体状况
“And given your current health,”
我 也不 想再 折腾 您
“I don't want to exhaust you any further.”
所以您能不能趁着今天这个机会
“So, while we have this moment today,”
“Let's resolve this right now so you don't suffer any further stress.”
Using the polite pronoun '您' and framed concern for an elder's physical frailty can soften persuasion or subtly compel the elder to intervene.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to cause trouble / to put through an ordeal / to wear out
An extremely versatile colloquial word expressing unnecessary hardship, agitation, or repeated physical/mental exertion.
you (polite/honorific)
Essential honorific pronoun when addressing elders, seniors, or superiors in Northern and standard Mandarin.