应该是不太行的
“you're qualified for this right now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
以您现在的标准
“I don't think”
应该是 不太行 的
“you're qualified for this right now.”
那这样
“What about this?”
“That definitely doesn't meet the requirements, so you'll have to find another way.”
Rather than stating a blunt 'no' (不行) which could embarrass the listener, Chinese speakers frequently use softeners like '应该' (probably) and '不太' (not quite) to preserve harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
should be; probably is
Used to hedge a statement and soften directness, even when the speaker is fairly certain.
not quite workable; inadequate
A gentle way of delivering bad news, declining a proposal, or pointing out an inadequacy.
Adds a confirming, assertive tone to the hedged judgment, making the evaluation sound definitive yet polite.