还真记仇 你说什么
“What a petty man! What?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“saying that as long as the doctors' medical skills are good, it's all the same to you.”
还真 记仇 你说什么
“What a petty man! What?”
没什么
“Nothing.”
“Don't pretend you didn't hear me, I know you're holding a grudge against me.”
Accusing someone of 'holding a grudge' (记仇) in an informal tone is often a friendly way to bridge distance and defuse underlying tension through humor.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to hold a grudge
Commonly used in casual spoken Chinese to tease someone who remembers past slights or petty offenses.
really; actually; sure enough
Used before verbs or adjectives to express mild surprise or confirmation of an unexpected trait.