不同意不要说I don't agree

Agreeing & Disagreeing 2

同意和不同意

One polite way to express your disagreement is: “I’m afraid I disagree.” You can also say “I see your point” to communicate the fact that you understand the other person’s idea or opinion. We call a sall disagreement a minor/slight disagreement, and a big disagreement is a major/serious disagreement. It’s easy to reason with a person who disagrees respectfully, but it’s more difficult to settle a disagreement (resolve a disagreement) if the other person disagrees vehemently (with intense emotion and expression). 

（中文解释）一种礼貌的方式来表达你的不赞同：“I’m afraid I disagree 恐怕我得不赞成你了。你也可以说“I see your point 我明白你的观点”来表达你理解对方的想法或观点。我们把一个小的分歧称为“minor/slight disagreement 小的/轻微的分歧” 而一个大的分歧是一个“major/serious disagreement 大的/严重的分歧” 和一个 “disagrees respectfully 恭敬地表示不同意” 的人讲道理很容易，但如果对方 “强烈地（带着烈的情绪和表情）表示不同意：disagrees vehemently” 解决分歧就比较困难了。

If a conflict continues for a long time, it can be called a long-running dispute – and if it involves lots of angry and negative emotions, then it’s a bitter dispute. If the two sides cannot agree to disagree (tolerate the other person’s opinion, despite disagreeing), then they may need the help of a third party to resolve the conflict. 

（中文解释）如果冲突持续很长一段时间，它可以被称为 “long-running dispute 长期的争端” —— 如果它涉及很多愤怒和负面情绪， 那么它是一个 “bitter dispute 痛苦的争端” 如果双方不能 “agree to disagree搁置争议”（容忍对方的意见，尽管意见不一致），那么他们可能需要第三方的帮助来“resolve the conflict解决冲突。”