我呢真的是赶鸭子上架
“I'm really being pushed beyond my depth.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
了不得
“No wonder people say your momentum is incredible.”
我呢 真的是 赶鸭子上架
“I'm really being pushed beyond my depth.”
但你看啊
“But look,”
“Don't praise me too much; I was pushed into taking this on and am just doing what I can.”
In Chinese culture, directly accepting high praise can appear arrogant, so speakers often use self-deprecating idioms to show humility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
forced to do something beyond one's ability
A common colloquial idiom used to express that someone was compelled to take on a task they feel unready for.
Pauses after the topic 'as for me' to draw listener attention before presenting a contrast or explanation.