你有什么事回来再讲
“Let's talk when you're back.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我今天很忙啊
“I'm busy today.”
你有什么事 回来再讲
“Let's talk when you're back.”
你先让我讲一下
“Just hear me out first.”
“I do not have time for this right now, drop it until later.”
Using time and location shifts ('talk when you/I return') is a standard way in Chinese spoken culture to deflect urgency without flatly refusing to listen.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
whatever is on your mind; whatever it is
Used as an indefinite reference to pending issues or topics when deflecting or inquiring.
talk about it after coming back
A standard phrase for postponing conversations until both parties return or meet again.