他嘴笨就光会做 不怎么会说
“is clumsy with words. He knows how to do the job, just not how to explain it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
薛总助我这个徒弟啊
“Mr. Xue. This apprentice of mine”
他 嘴笨 就光 会做 不怎么 会说
“is clumsy with words. He knows how to do the job, just not how to explain it.”
像今天的这些
“Like these today,”
“Don't judge him by his lack of smooth talk; he delivers real results through hard work.”
In traditional workplace culture, being clumsy in speech but diligent in work is often seen as a sign of trustworthiness and integrity compared to glibness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
inarticulate; clumsy with words
Frequently used as self-deprecation or affectionate defense to contrast poor eloquence with honest diligence.
only able to; solely doing
Indicates focusing exclusively on one action while neglecting another.