那你好好休息 我就不打扰你了
“Get some proper rest. I'll leave you be.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不小心包里的东西洒了一地
“the things in your bag fell out.”
那 你好 好休息 我 就不打扰你了
“Get some proper rest. I'll leave you be.”
“(Director Wu, I've made up my mind.)”
“Things are getting awkward or heavy, so I am going to make a polite exit now.”
Saying 'I won't disturb you' is a ubiquitous Chinese strategy to terminate an encounter without causing loss of face or appearing abrupt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
get some good rest
A standard, caring phrase used when taking leave from someone sick, tired, or recovering.
won't disturb you anymore / leave you to it
A staple polite formula for wrapping up a conversation or excusing oneself from someone's presence.
Indicates a newly decided change of situation or state, signaling the act of leaving right now.