不做策展可惜了
“It's a pity she's not a curator.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
蜜语细心又敏锐啊
“Miyu is so careful and sharp.”
不做 策展 可惜了
“It's a pity she's not a curator.”
“Are you trying to poach my staff right in front of me, Mr. Tan?”
“You are extremely talented at this; you really should come work for me instead.”
In professional social settings, indirect flattery about competence is a polite way to sound out potential talent without openly offending their current employer.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what a pity; such a waste
Commonly used at the end of a sentence to express mild regret or high praise implying wasted potential.
Functions as a modal particle indicating an evaluation of an existing situation with an empathetic or exclamatory tone.