我觉得 我觉得我也可以去
“If you're not going, I think I could go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你要不去
“If you're not going, I think I could go.”
我觉得 我觉得 我 也可以去
“If you're not going, I think I could go.”
那你去
“Then you go.”
“If you are not going, I can step in if that works.”
Rather than asserting direct eagerness, Chinese speakers frequently repeat hedging phrases like 'I feel' to avoid appearing presumptuous when offering help.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I think / I feel
Used as a conversational hedge to make an offer or opinion sound less demanding.
can also / could as well
A polite, non-imposing way to suggest an alternative option or volunteer oneself.