你别犯傻
“Don't act silly.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“is better than suffering alone out there.”
你别 犯傻
“Don't act silly.”
“Don't throw away what's rightfully yours just out of spite.”
In traditional Chinese family values, people tend to urge reconciliation rather than separation even amid domestic conflict, viewing easily giving up one's family, property, or stable life as an impulsive and disadvantageous move.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to do something foolish; to act stupidly or irrationally
Often used colloquially between close relations for dissuasion, reminding, or scolding, with a tone that can range from gentle to stern.
don't...; expresses dissuasion or prohibition
A high-frequency negative imperative particle, extremely common in daily spoken Chinese.