English phrase from drama scenes
Professional Ways to Say "if you're here"
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If you're here to make trouble, you can
It means the speaker is telling a disruptive person to go away.
From One Night, One Forever, Episode 40
When do people say this?
Scene Context
He tells someone causing trouble to leave immediately.
Usage Scenario
Use this to remove someone who is being difficult or provoking conflict. It can sound harsh, so it is stronger than a polite request.
Better ways to say it
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If you're here to make trouble, you can leave.
2
You can leave if you're here to cause trouble.
3
Make trouble and leave.
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