要不他们还真以为你好欺负呢
“Otherwise, they'd think you're a pushover.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You should've shown that spirit earlier.”
要不 他们 还真以为 你好 欺负 呢
“Otherwise, they'd think you're a pushover.”
你先别犯愁
“Don't worry yet.”
“You had to fight back, or they would walk all over you.”
Chinese interpersonal philosophy often warns that being excessively soft or accommodating invites others to take advantage of you.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
otherwise / or else
A very common colloquial conjunction used at the start of a clause to introduce an undesirable consequence.
easy to push around / pushover
Used to describe people who are overly meek, yielding, or vulnerable to mistreatment.
Emphasizes the ongoing likelihood or truth of an unwelcome outcome, reinforcing the warning.