我跟高总就不打扰你们了吧
“Mr. Gao and I shouldn't disturb you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I just remembered we have something else.”
我跟高总 就 不打扰你们了吧
“Mr. Gao and I shouldn't disturb you.”
我们先走吧
“We'll leave.”
“We are getting out of your way so you two can have private time.”
Being 'shiqu' (perceptive and tactful) involves promptly stepping aside when one notices others need privacy, avoiding awkwardness for all parties.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
won't disturb you any longer
A standard, polite exit formula used when taking leave to let others continue their conversation.
I'd better not...
A gentle, courteous way to decline further participation or suggest leaving without imposing.
Signifies a change of state, indicating it is time to stop disturbing.
Adds a polite, consultative tone to soften the departure proposal.