原来你这么讨厌我们
“you dislike us so much.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我不知道你
“I don't know”
原来你这么讨厌我们
“you dislike us so much.”
我不是讨厌你们
“It's not that I dislike you.”
“I thought we were on good terms, but you actually despise us deep down.”
Using 'us' (我们) frames the animosity not just against an individual but against the whole collective or family unit, amplifying the perceived offense.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
so it turns out you are so...
Used when coming to a sudden, often unpleasant realization about someone's genuine attitude or hidden nature.
hate us / dislike us
Common phrasing used to accuse someone of having hostile or resentful feelings toward a group or family unit.