没想到前辈还记得我
“I didn't expect you to still remember me, Senior.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
多年不见
“It's been a long time.”
没想到 前辈 还记得我
“I didn't expect you to still remember me, Senior.”
你手上的
“Are all the ones in your hand”
“I am honored and flattered that someone of your stature still recalls a junior like me.”
In Chinese hierarchical culture, juniors adopt self-effacing modesty when addressing seniors, treating being remembered as an honor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unexpectedly; didn't anticipate
Commonly placed at the beginning of a clause to express surprise at an unexpected outcome.
senior; elder; experienced predecessor
Used as an honorific term of address or reference for someone with higher standing, generation, or experience.